Project Manager (SecOps)

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Cadent Gas Ltd

Be the driving force behind secure transformation at Cadent.  

At Cadent, we don’t just deliver gas to 11 million homes — we deliver peace of mind, resilience and reliability every single day. As the UK’s largest gas distribution network, we’re investing heavily in the future of secure energy. Our Security Operations (SecOps) team is central to that mission — and we’re looking for a talented and driven Project Manager to help us deliver critical, high-impact projects that protect our infrastructure, systems, and customers.

This isn’t your average project manager role. You’ll sit at the heart of one of our most strategic programmes — leading the delivery of cutting-edge security projects that span cyber, physical, operational and regulatory domains. From implementing threat detection platforms to embedding national security standards, your work will play a vital role in safeguarding our people, our data, and the energy systems that keep the UK moving.

If you're excited by the idea of taking ownership, managing risk, driving transformation, and working alongside top experts in security and resilience — this is your opportunity to shine.

This is a  hybrid role with 3 days a week based in one of our offices (Ansty,Coventry / Leicester), with flexibility around how the remaining time is spent.

Why you’ll love this job  

This role gives you the chance to do what you do best — manage complex projects — but with real purpose. You’ll be driving forward a security agenda that protects millions and supports a safer, smarter energy future. All while developing your career within a growing, highly visible function at the heart of Cadent.

Critical Projects Leadership – Own and drive delivery of major programmes like the NIS Directive and OT Security Enhancements.  
Cross-functional Collaboration – Partner with IT, engineering, security teams, and third parties to bring complex projects to life.  
Risk & Resilience Focus – Shape the future of our cyber defence by identifying risks and delivering secure, scalable solutions.  
Strategic Delivery Excellence – Influence high-level planning, ensuring outcomes are aligned to business and regulatory goals.  
Agile & Adaptive Thinking – Manage change, adapt to evolving requirements, and keep teams aligned in a fast-paced environment. What you’ll bring  

You’re an experienced project manager with a strong delivery track record and a passion for protecting what matters. You thrive in a fast-paced environment and know how to keep people aligned, outcomes on track, and risks under control.

Proven Project Delivery - You’ve led complex projects end-to-end, ideally in technology, infrastructure or security environments.
Security & Resilience Knowledge - You understand the SecOps landscape — from cyber threats to NIS regulations, ISO standards, or resilience frameworks.
Structured & Strategic -You manage risk, budgets, timelines and suppliers with confidence and clarity.
Confident Communicator - You’re comfortable engaging senior stakeholders and translating complex issues into clear action.
Solutions-Oriented - You anticipate blockers, bring fresh thinking, and know how to keep momentum going.  

Please note that this position will close on Monday 28th April, with interviews scheduled shortly after. 

Disclaimer: While the closing date is set as mentioned, we reserve the right to close the application process earlier if necessary, depending on the unique circumstances of each role

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