Cybersecurity, Privacy and Forensics - Data Protection - PKI Implementation Manager at PwC

The posting is notably light on concrete named technologies. PKI (Public Key Infrastructure) is the only specific technical tool/standard explicitly called out; all other skills are framed as competencies or regulatory domains rather than named products or platforms.

The role carries a 'Manager' title, which at PwC is a mid-career consulting grade (roughly equivalent to a Senior IC elsewhere), not a people-manager in the traditional sense — though the JD does describe coaching, mentoring, and managing team performance. This creates genuine ambiguity between 15-1212 (Information Security Analysts) and 11-3021 (Computer and Information Systems Managers); 15-1212 was chosen because the primary day-to-day work described is security/privacy analysis and PKI implementation rather than running a technology organization.

Location is not specified in the posting; the wide salary range ($99K–$232K) and references to multiple California fair-chance ordinances suggest the role may be open across multiple US offices. No CBSA could be determined.

The 'What You Must Have' section hard-gates only a Bachelor's degree and 4+ years of experience. All technical and domain skills appear under 'What Sets You Apart,' which is a preference/differentiator section — they are therefore marked as preferred rather than required.

The level advertised in the title is set to Mid because PwC's 'Manager' title sits at a mid-career consulting grade, not a senior or staff level in the conventional engineering ladder sense. The actual scope and experience requirements (4+ years, client ownership, team leadership) support a Senior classification.