Coordinator Cyber Strategy

Coordinates INTERPOL cyber strategy, outreach and partnerships, supporting strategic planning, external engagement, performance monitoring, staff development and advice for Cybercrime Directorate initiatives.

• Coordinate daily and ad hoc cyber strategy and partnership tasks in line with organisational priorities
• Lead complex planned tasks requiring specialised cyber strategy expertise
• Oversee quality, accuracy and timeliness of assigned staff work
• Prepare high-level briefings, reports and presentations for senior management and international meetings
• Identify staff development needs and support technical, analytical and strategic capacity building
• Establish and manage internal and external cyber partnerships
• Monitor and report key performance indicators to management
• Represent the organisation on cyber strategic policy and partnership matters when required

• Three to four years of completed education, such as a bachelor's degree or equivalent certification level, in a relevant field
• At least five years of experience investigating cybercrime or cyber-enabled crime
• Strong background in international cooperation, law enforcement operations or investigations
• Experience developing, delivering and managing projects focused on organisational strategic and policy changes
• Good working knowledge of ICT systems or digital forensics
• Working knowledge of legal issues relating to cybercrime
• Oral and written command of English

• Higher degrees are desired
• Experience in staff supervision is highly desirable
• Experience establishing external outreach and partnerships is highly desirable
• Knowledge of another INTERPOL official language is an additional asset

• Cyber Strategy
• Cybercrime Investigations
• Partnership Development
• Strategic Planning
• Policy Analysis
• Performance Monitoring
• Staff Supervision
• Briefing Preparation
• Capacity Building

• Digital Forensics
• ICT Systems
• KPI Tracking

• Secondment for 36 months
• Enhanced security clearance required
• Open to law enforcement or governmental officials within INTERPOL member countries only
• Home administration or agency remains responsible for salary, social insurance, pension, welfare benefits, family allowances, travel and removal costs
• Home administration confirmation of secondment conditions must be forwarded through the National Central Bureau