At PwC, our people in property management focus on providing strategic advice and solutions for clients in the real estate industry, helping them optimise their property portfolios and maximise returns. These individuals handle property acquisitions, leasing, asset management, and development projects. In facilities and infrastructure management at PwC, you will focus on creating and maintaining efficient and effective operations of physical workspaces, including maintenance, security, and space planning. You will play a crucial role in creating a comfortable and productive environment for employees and clients.Focused on relationships, you are building meaningful client connections, and learning how to manage and inspire others. Navigating increasingly complex situations, you are growing your personal brand, deepening technical expertise and awareness of your strengths. You are expected to anticipate the needs of your teams and clients, and to deliver quality. Embracing increased ambiguity, you are comfortable when the path forward isn’t clear, you ask questions, and you use these moments as opportunities to grow.
Skills
Examples of the skills, knowledge, and experiences you need to lead and deliver value at this level include but are not limited to:
- Respond effectively to the diverse perspectives, needs, and feelings of others.
- Use a broad range of tools, methodologies and techniques to generate new ideas and solve problems.
- Use critical thinking to break down complex concepts.
- Understand the broader objectives of your project or role and how your work fits into the overall strategy.
- Develop a deeper understanding of the business context and how it is changing.
- Use reflection to develop self awareness, enhance strengths and address development areas.
- Interpret data to inform insights and recommendations.
- Uphold and reinforce professional and technical standards (e.g. refer to specific PwC tax and audit guidance), the Firm's code of conduct, and independence requirements.
- Responsible for monitoring events and activities using security tools, applications, and resources to identify and respond to threatening and disruptive events that may impact PwC.
- Strong decision-making skills and the ability to pass accurate information to the incident and crisis management teams.
- Able to multitask, prioritize, and resolve multiple inquiries at once.
- Serve as a PwC Emergency Hotline operator and provide support to partners and staff in need.
- Excellent communication (oral and written), interpersonal, organizational, and presentation skills.
- Review and respond to escalated security events.
- Proactively searching threats with impact to PwC.
- Able to serve as an immediate responder by assessing, classifying, treating, prioritizing and escalating events to contain the threats and impacts.
- To work in the background to identify unknown vulnerabilities, review past threats and mitigations, and assess SOC product health and vulnerabilities.
- To be involved in making recommendations to change products, processes and tools.
- Flexible to work during non-US hours and on Indian holidays and festivities.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent in Political Science or Law.
- Sound understanding of enterprise systems and function. Ability to quickly internalize and apply knowledge about enterprise tools and designs.
- Broad understanding of crisis management, operating systems, and process operation.
- Ability to digest and apply knowledge of PwC's Incident Response tools and processes.
- 3 years’ experience in Security, Political Science/ Criminal Justice/Law
- Experience in transitioning, maintaining, or using Security Technologies. Understanding of security technology operational industry standards. Experience working in a central technology service organization and in a complex, matrix organization with multiple stakeholders across functional and technical skillsets.
- Inquisitive nature and intuition as to what questions to ask, when, and their relative significance.
- Ability to digest and apply knowledge of PwC's business model, service offerings, and business operating environment as it pertains to the firm's threat landscape.
- Understanding of major international events and how they shape the threat landscape.
- Exposure to disruptive events, how they are developed, and how knowledge of them can be translated into reducing organizational risk.
- Ability to appropriately distill a large amount of information down to a concise message appropriate for and useful to audiences from technical staff and associates to partners.
