Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Security Management, Criminal Justice, International Relations, Risk Management, Emergency Management, Law Enforcement, Military Studies, or a related field; Minimum of 10 years of progressive experience in security, risk management, humanitarian operations, law enforcement, military service, international development, or a related field; Minimum of 5 years of leadership experience managing complex security operations or risk programs; Demonstrated experience conducting security risk assessments and developing mitigation strategies in high-risk environments; Experience supporting investigations, legal operations, survivor-centered programming, or other sensitive operational activities; Experience working in international or cross-cultural settings; Demonstrated expertise in program security risk management, security risk assessment, and mitigation planning; Experience supporting program operations, survivor protection, field security, and duty of care initiatives; Experience providing strategic security advice and executive-level risk communication; Experience designing and delivering security training and capacity-building programs; Experience developing security policies, governance structures, and operational frameworks; Demonstrated capability in crisis management, incident response, and business continuity planning; Experience conducting intelligence analysis and threat assessments to support operational decision-making; Ability to lead across functions and coordinate effectively within complex, matrixed stakeholder environments; Experience leveraging security technology and travel risk management systems to support organizational objectives; Advanced degree in a related field; Professional certifications such as CPP, PSP, PCI, CSMP, ISO 31000 Risk Management, or equivalent; Experience supporting anti-trafficking, human rights, rule of law, child protection, or humanitarian organizations; Experience working across multiple geographic regions and complex stakeholder environments; and. Provide strategic leadership for IJM's global Program Security function, ensuring security is fully integrated into program planning and operations and serves as a critical enabler of mission success in IJM complex program environments; Serve as a trusted advisor to senior program leaders and contribute to organizational strategy, risk management, and decision-making processes; Foster a culture of mission-enabling security, accountability, collaboration, spiritual health, and operational excellence; Lead, supervise, coach, and develop Program Security personnel as assigned; Provide security leadership during crises, critical incidents, and other high-risk operational situations affecting programs, staff, survivors, and partners; Strategy, Knowledge Development & Implementation.