Advisory CISO

to serve as a senior security leader at the intersection of our customers, go-to-market organization, and engineering teams. Reporting directly to Harvey's CISO, you'll represent Harvey's security strategy with CISOs and other technology leaders across the region. You'll partner closely with Sales and Customer Success on strategic opportunities, helping customers understand how Harvey approaches security, AI risk, architecture, and deployment. Just as importantly, you'll bring what you learn from those conversations back into Harvey, working with Security, Product, and Engineering to influence our roadmap and ensure we're solving the security problems that matter most to our customers. This isn't a traditional sales engineering or compliance role. We're looking for an experienced security leader who can move comfortably between a customer CISO conversation and a technical discussion with Harvey's engineers.

What You'll Do

• Serve as a trusted security advisor to CISOs, CIOs, and technology leaders at Harvey's customers and prospects across the region.

• Partner with GTM leadership on strategic opportunities where security, architecture, AI risk, or customer trust are critical to adoption.

• Work directly with Harvey's Security, Product, Legal and Engineering teams to translate customer requirements and emerging risks into product and security priorities.

• Develop and communicate Harvey's point of view on securing enterprise AI, including architecture, deployment models, data protection, identity, AI security, and emerging threats.

• Represent Harvey externally through executive briefings, customer forums, industry events, and security thought leadership.

• Help Harvey anticipate how regional and industry-specific regulatory, security, and data requirements will shape enterprise AI adoption.

• You have operated as a CISO, Deputy CISO, senior security executive, Field CISO, or similarly senior technical security leader in a sophisticated technology environment. You have enough technical depth to engage credibly with security architects and engineers, but can also advise executives and navigate complex enterprise buying decisions.

• You've built or operated real security programs and understand how modern software and cloud platforms are secured. Experience with AI security, enterprise SaaS, regulated industries, or complex enterprise technology environments is particularly valuable.

• Most importantly, you're a builder and advisor. You can establish credibility with a customer, identify what their concerns reveal about the market, and turn those insights into action across GTM, Security, Product, and Engineering.