Sr. Consultant - Cybersecurity | Remote, Vancouver, BC

This position will be fully remote and will be located in Vancouver, BC Our consultants are skilled technical and consultative resources expected to be strong in both technical and soft skills. A Consultant must be a proven self-starter with the ability to problem-solve, communicate, participate in diverse project teams from a technical perspective, and interface effectively with customers, vendor partners, and colleagues. Establish & maintain productive and respectful relationships with the delivery team, practice management, and client management team.You will actively contribute to improving operational efficiency on projects and internal initiatives. Deliver timely engagements and works closely with Practice Directors to drive training and education, career development, performance development, and collaboration across the team In line with Optiv's commitment to quality, you will confirm that work is of the highest quality as per Optiv's quality standards, by reviewing the work provided by other members.Business Continuity, cyber resilience and Disaster Recovery skills are essential for this position.How you'll make an impactAble to solo deliver or act as "point" for complex projectsActs as technical escalation point to assist other consultants.Lead in capacity planning and HW specification recommendation efforts.Lead in all Technology deployment activities, connector configuration, custom rule development, workflow configuration and development, and third-party system integration.Lead in business impact analysis, risk analysis, recovery planning efforts.Lead User Acceptance Testing and bug-related engineering efforts.Design, implement and educate on specific technology build processes, code migration, and source control use.Provide knowledge transfer and post production support activities as necessary.Effective team communicator.Maintain professional and technical knowledge by attending educational workshops; reviewing professional publications; establishin