Cyber Requirements Engineer — Monitoring Capabilities and Engineering Artefacts for NATO with security clearance

WLG Mons, Wallonia, Belgium

Financial Services · 2-10 employees

7 h ago

Senior (5-10 yrs) Full-time Belgium

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About the role

You will support the development and management of technical and operational requirements for cyber and communications monitoring capabilities. This involves translating complex operational needs into clear engineering, functional, and non-functional requirements while maintaining traceability.

What they look for

Requirements Engineering Cyber Security Monitoring Capabilities Detection Capabilities System Requirements Functional Requirements Non-functional Requirements Traceability Engineering Artefacts Stakeholder Management Technical Briefing Verification Elicitation Analysis Specification

Requirements

The role requires strong experience in requirements engineering for real systems and a solid background in cyber security. You must be able to communicate effectively with diverse stakeholders and produce clear, testable documentation in a multinational environment.

Full description

A multinational defence organisation is developing its cyber and communicationsmonitoring capabilities, and needs someone who can turn what operators say they need intorequirements an engineering team can build against — and keep the two in step as both move.

What you would be doing

Supporting the development and management of technical and operational requirements for cyberand communications monitoring capabilities.
Working with stakeholders, users, technical authorities and operational representatives todraw out, analyse and write down what is really required.
Translating operational needs into engineering, system, functional and non-functionalrequirements that can be designed and tested against.
Producing and maintaining the engineering artefacts around them, including traceability fromthe original need through to verification.
Keeping requirements current as the capability evolves, and making the consequences of achange visible before it is agreed.
Briefing and presenting to technical and non-technical audiences.

What you would bring

Requirements engineering on real systems — elicitation, analysis, specification andverification, not documentation after the fact.
A cyber security background solid enough to challenge a requirement that will not work.
Experience of monitoring and detection capabilities, and of the tooling they are built on.
Writing that survives review: clear, testable statements rather than aspirations.
Working across a multinational organisation where stakeholders disagree and someone has toreconcile them.
Fluent professional English.