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Jobs & Functions: Cybersecurity

Find out how we protect company data in the medical environment and make the Fresenius Group invulnerable.

Our data is highly sensitive – unlike you!

The focus of Cyber- and IT-Security is on protecting highly sensitive patient, customer and corporate data in the medical field, securing intellectual property from industrial espionage, and preventing hacker and other cybersecurity attacks that could endanger business continuity. Interested in joining this team and working together with your colleagues to shape global defence lines and make the Fresenius Group unassailable? Then you have everything you need to drive forward business-critical issues at an international level. You also have a degree in business IT, computer science, or similar, or have specifically trained in the field of cybersecurity after finishing your professional training. Or is something not quite right? Let’s find out.

„At Fresenius, the patient's well-being is always paramount, and it's exciting that cybersecurity can make a contribution to this. For me, the healthcare sector is the most interesting industry in which to work. ”

Marius Fetzberger,Head of Group Cybersecurity Office (GCSO)

Your Profile Might Just Be a Match!

Do we have the right job for you? Do you fit what we are looking for? Do you represent our core digital target market in a typical way? If you, a homo digitalis, see yourself in one of the descriptions below, we would be delighted to receive your application.

Not A Minor Matter: Our Personality Dashboard

Cybersecurity demands more than just technical knowledge. It requires a range of personal strengths to be used in our international projects. You will keep developing these strengths as part of our team.

Global Mindset

Most of our cybersecurity projects are international and end with the finished solution being rolled out globally. That means our business can be quite diverse. Among other things, this requires you to be able to provide advice in English, be willing to travel, and have intercultural competence.

Talent In Advising

You don’t just know what you’re talking about. You also talk about what you know. And with pleasure. After all, you will be an in-demand point of contact for “your” projects, internally and externally and at all levels. You will be a line of communication between, and adviser for, corporate divisions, management, and IT.

Seeing The Big Picture

What are the latest technological trends? What roads are competitors going down? What points of contact are there with adjacent areas? Those who develop ideas for cyber security projects and identify potential always need to look left, right, and ahead to see what is happening.

Motivated

Perfectly natural, yet not common: the necessity of fulfilling your job and mission with noticeable motivation and visible passion. In our Group Cybersecurity Office, everyone is a passionate security expert, and we keep a close eye on every brick in the firewall.

Assertive

When it comes to cybersecurity, we’re not willing to compromise – and we’re happy to put our money where our mouth is. Because it’s not unusual to have to reconcile conflicting interest and overcome initial resistance in order to drive this issue forward. We have to be persistent and assertive. We don’t literally hit the roof if internal and external partners are not on the same page, but we know we have to firmly communicate the necessary to-dos.

Leadership Qualities

Even when there is no direct responsibility for employees, most jobs in cybersecurity require a degree of assertiveness and leadership qualities. That’s because these jobs usually involve coordinating projects among stakeholders across different sites and getting them in sync for shared targets.