Global Cybersecurity GRC Manager

Who Are We ❓ We Are Foodics! a leading restaurant management ecosystem and payment tech provider.

Founded in 2014 with headquarters in Riyadh and offices across 5 countries, including UAE, Egypt, Jordan and Kuwait.

We are currently serving customers and partners in over 35 different countries worldwide.

Our innovative products have successfully processed over 6 billion (yes, billion with a B) orders so far! making Foodics one of the most rapidly evolving SaaS companies to ever emerge from the MENA region.

Also, Foodics has achieved three rounds of funding, with the latest raising $170 million in the largest SaaS funding round in MENA, boosting its innovation capabilities to better serve business owners.

The Job in a Nutshell 💡 We are looking for a Global Cybersecurity GRC Manager to manage and coordinate cybersecurity governance, risk, and compliance activities across the Foodics Group under the direction of the CISO.

You will be responsible for the day-to-day operation of the GRC program translating cybersecurity frameworks, regulatory obligations, and business risks into practical controls, clear ownership, measurable remediation plans, and decision-ready reporting.

This is a high-visibility, cross-functional role working closely with Cybersecurity, Technology, Product, Legal, Privacy, Internal Audit, and business teams across the group, while supporting Foodics Pay cybersecurity compliance activities where required.

What you will do 💡 Manage and coordinate the group cybersecurity governance, risk, and compliance program under the direction of the CISO, including day-to-day GRC activities, priorities, operating cadence, and continuous improvement initiatives.

Conduct, coordinate, and track gap assessments against ISO 27001, SOC 2, NCA ECC, SAMA CSF, KSA PDPL, and other applicable cybersecurity, privacy, regulatory, and contractual requirements.

Translate regulatory and framework requirements into practical controls, implementation actions, accountable owners, target dates, and measurable evidence requirements.

Maintain the cybersecurity policy framework, including policies, standards, procedures, control owners, supporting evidence, review cycles, approved exceptions, and related governance records.

Own and maintain the cybersecurity risk register, facilitate risk assessments, and drive follow-up on treatment plans, risk acceptance, and overdue actions with business and technology owners.