Bebee Cybersecurity Roles Open at Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University
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- •PMU is hiring a Full Professor and a Cyber Security Manager.
- •Candidates for the Full Professor role need teaching and research experience.
- •The Cyber Security Manager will oversee university cybersecurity operations.
Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University (PMU) is hiring for two key cybersecurity positions: a Full Professor and a Cyber Security Manager. The Full Professor role requires 2-3 years of teaching experience and research publications, while the Cyber Security Manager will oversee the university's cybersecurity operations, including vulnerability audits and policy establishment. Both positions are aimed at enhancing PMU's cybersecurity posture and addressing societal challenges through research. The university is located in Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia, and is actively seeking qualified candidates for these roles.
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2026-06-07
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PMU announced openings for a Full Professor and Cyber Security Manager to enhance its cybersecurity initiatives.
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