Company Description The Secretariat of Public Security (Secretaría de Seguridad Pública, SSP) was the former federal ministry in Mexico responsible for safeguarding public order, freedom, and the rights and integrity of the population. Its mandate included developing national public security policy, proposing crime prevention strategies, and overseeing the federal prison system and juvenile offender treatment. The institution operated under the Organic Law of the Federal Public Administration and related federal laws, regulations, and presidential directives. It was headquartered in Álvaro Obregón, Mexico City, and later its functions were integrated into the National Security Commission under the Secretariat of the Interior. Applicants should be aware that this role is within the current public security framework that evolved from the former SSP structure. Role Description The Owner at the Secretariat of Public Security is a full-time, on-site leadership role based in México, Mexico. This position is responsible for overseeing strategic direction for public security initiatives, coordinating policy development, and ensuring effective implementation of crime prevention and public safety programs. The Owner leads cross-functional teams, manages high-level relationships with governmental bodies and security agencies, and supervises the administration of correctional and rehabilitation systems in alignment with national regulations. Daily activities include reviewing and approving operational plans, monitoring performance and compliance, managing budgets and resource allocation,



and responding to emerging security challenges. The role also involves representing the institution in official forums, ensuring transparent governance, and promoting continuous improvement in public security practices. Qualifications
• Strong leadership and governance capabilities, including experience directing complex public sector or security organizations and overseeing large multidisciplinary teams.
• Expertise in public security policy, crime prevention strategies, and regulatory compliance within a governmental or law enforcement context.
• Proven ability in strategic planning, budgeting, resource management, and performance monitoring for large-scale programs or institutions.
• Advanced skills in stakeholder management, public communication, negotiation, and collaboration with national and local authorities.
• Solid understanding of legal and regulatory frameworks related to public safety, corrections, and juvenile justice in Mexico.
• High level of ethical judgment, integrity, and commitment to human rights, transparency, and accountability in public service.
• Master’s degree or higher in Public Administration, Law, Criminology, Political Science, Security Studies, or a related field; equivalent senior government or security leadership experience may be considered.
• Fluency in Spanish and professional proficiency in written and spoken English; strong analytical and report-writing skills.
• Experience working with national security commissions, interior ministries, or comparable institutions is highly beneficial.

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