Information Technology Security Consultant

Our vision is a just world in which all people determine the course of their lives in dignity and security, using environmental resources in a sustainable manner.

For our International Programmes based in Bern, Zurich (or partially in Geneva) we are looking for a Global Security Coordinator to join our organization as per June 01, 2026, or upon agreement.

The Global Security Coordinator plays a vital role in the implementation of Helvetas' global safety and security concept. It is expected that you ensure a permanent high standard in terms of Safety & Security Risk Management (SSRM) in the whole organization through careful monitoring and support, ensuring a continuous linkage between the head office and the country offices.

You identify training needs, you advice, liaise and coordinate on safety and security matters, and you make sure that SSRM-relevant contacts with external actors and partners are established, fostered and effectively leveraged. Global Coordination & Safety and Security Risk Management Implementation : Coordinate global safety and security systems, ensuring consistent application of policies and guidelines.
Support development, rollout, and review of the Helvetas Safety and Security Concept , Local Security Plans, SOPs, Travel Procedures and Regulations, insurances, systems and tools. Monitor country compliance and support corrective action planning
Technical guidance to Security Focal Person or National Security Coordinators, provide operational leadership, & coordinate across all Country Programmes to ensure the consistent application of safety and security standards .
Conduct field assessments and provide front line emergency support as required.
Training & Mentoring : Develop and deliver training for traveling staff members, management and security focal points/coordinators.
Networking & producing briefings , risk updates, and security analysis.
Proven safety and security senior experience as Safety and Security or Access Advisor in humanitarian or INGO settings.
An academic degree in political science, international relations, or in a security-related domain.
Proficiency in English and French; German, Spanish, would be an asset.