Position: Information Security Manager
Category: Security
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 3

- Scored 107/120 on TOEFL (certificate's outdated - my skills are not)
- Successfully coordinated 8 teams of 6+ developers aligning with their Product Owners to create a company-wide internal product
- Set up business processes and internal structure for a department of 40+ people.
- Managed to deliver an acceptable result for a phase gate in spite of half of the risks in my risk register firing up simultaneously. 
- Successfully reformatted legacy project documentation that has outlived 6 different PMs during 3 years. The result wasn't perfect, however, it was uniform, readable and reflected reality.
- Managed risk assessment documentation, got it ready for an ISO27001 audit
- Created security awareness program from scratch
I've been working in the software development industry for 5 years. I started in the Legal&Abuse team where I’ve been communicating with key clients regarding legal compliance of their services, managing phishing incident management and collaborating with law enforcement agencies over cyber-crime investigations. After that, I transitioned to the supervisor role onboarding and managing groups of 10+ abuse analysts. Honed my soft skills there, lots of 1-1's and performance evaluations.
That allowed me to switch to the project management with the specification on internal security and compliance projects. 
As a Project Coordinator/Manager, I usually managed mid-sized teams and have been responsible for:
- leading several internal projects related to compliance, communications, and security
- managing a team of up to 6 engineers
- communication with foreign C-level stakeholders
- held presentations of my project achievements for some 600+ people
- keeping the project documentation relevant, laconic, and transparent
- setting up business processes for the department of 40+ people from scratch, developing internal structure on the fly.
Switching later into Information Security Manager role I've :
- conducted full preparation for ISO27001 compliance external audit (passed with flying colors)
- created security awareness program from scratch using KnowBe4 platform for simulated phishing attacks
- been constantly managing the stream of RFIs, RFPs and contract clauses for review on operational basis
- been leading the team of two junior specialists showing them the ropes as we were slowly reworking company's legacy policies into something more short and coherent
Let us set our expectations straight - I'm not an engineer. While I had collaborated with IAM admins and DevSecOps, I was primarily in a management/auditor position with only high-level of understanding of their SME. I don't mind getting more hands-on experience, though.

I would highly appreciate setting clear SMART goals for my performance with clear org-chart position defining my responsibilities.