CISO Advisor
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1/13/2025
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Note: We've kept the name of the company private. If you'd like to know the company before requesting an intro, just email us at hello [at] fractionaljobs.io
About Us
We're developing several medical devices for hospital labs. Our first device, already FDA approved, is a sensor that can detect bacteria in bodily fluids, e.g. blood.
We're based in Silicon Valley, with a team of 40 people, and focused on bringing our first product to hospital systems in the USA.
About the Work
We have a blindspot in understanding the IT, compliance, and security requirements of hospital systems and laboratory facilities. We're looking to bring on a CISO advisor who's "been there, done that" with hospital systems to guide our internal team on how to effectively navigate their security and compliance requirements.
Specifically, you'll:
- Provide IT and security guidance on the business operations and infrastructure of the company. We do NOT need any advice for the medical device itself.
- Google Workspace & document management
- Encryption standards
- access controls and authentication
- Conduct an audit and create a laundry list of steps to ensure we're prepared for whatever hospital compliance requirements are thrown our way
- Provide guidance on ISO and SOC2 frameworks, and any others (though we don't store any data in cloud or on premise)
- Work closely with the Head of Product, and Engineering organization. We do not expect this to be a client-facing role.
About You
You should meet all of the following criteria:
- You've worked in IT/Security roles that place medical devices in hospital / lab systems
- You're deeply familiar with the compliance needs of US-based hospital / lab systems, particularly for outside vendors
- If you don't have significant experience with hospital systems, this won't be the right fit
- Strong general understanding of modern security best practices including data encryption, access controls / authentication, network security, vulnerability management, etc.
How to Get in Touch
Hit that "Request Intro" button below. Include any relevant links so we can get to know you better.
A brief intro note that clearly addresses:
- The medical device companies you've worked in IT/Security roles for
- Examples of your experience navigating compliance issues with USA hospital systems
If we think there's a fit, we'll reach out to schedule an intro call. Looking forward!
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