Chief Technology Officer

Purpose The Chief Technology Officer (CTO) will lead the institutions digital transformation and technology strategy, ensuring robust, secure, and scalable technology infrastructure that supports business objectives, regulatory compliance, and customer satisfaction. The CTO will also assume executive responsibility for Information Security, overseeing the protection of digital assets, data, and systems against cyber threats in alignment with regulatory standards and industry best practices. The CTO will lead the Information Technology Department, which comprises specialized teamsresponsible for the following functional areas: 1. IT Governance, Policy Development, and Project Management 2. Core Business Systems and Application Development 3. IT Operations and Service Delivery Management 4. Infrastructure, Network Administration, and Information Security Key Outputs A future-proof, secure IT environment supporting financial operations and customer interactions Digitally enhanced customer, partner, and employee experiences Regulatory compliance in all IT and cybersecurity operations (e.g., QCB, AML/CFT, data privacy) Strategic oversight of the institutions Information Security framework and risk posture Efficient execution of IT plans, budgets, reports, and resource allocation Key Accountabilities and Responsibilities 1-Technology Strategy & Planning Define and execute the Companys technology and digital transformation roadmap Ensure alignment of IT initiatives with strategi