For the past 1.5 years, I've been at Protos Labs, a cyber agentic AI startup, in a blended customer success and GRC role - leading internal audits, owning our ISMS end-to-end, and driving our expansion from ISO 27001 into SOC 2 and CTM Level 3, including closing real gaps like implementing and re-testing controls. I have worked across a diverse client base including government, critical infrastructure, defense and intelligence, and private sector clients like finance and FMCG. I am known for being reliable and taking strong ownership of what I am entrusted with. Before this, I led growth at Crypto.com for about 4 years, then ran my own e-commerce business while transitioning into cybersecurity. Now I am seeking a new GRC role where I can keep building on my ISO and SOC2 experience across new markets and industries.
A mid-career move from growth into governance, risk, and compliance — bringing an operator's eye to audit and control work.
My career started in growth and marketing — over six years building and leading growth and operations functions, including scaling Crypto.com's Growth team from scratch to 20+ members and helping grow the app from 5M to 10M users in four months. That background in cross-functional leadership and operating at scale now underpins how I run compliance programs.
I made a deliberate mid-career switch into cybersecurity and GRC, bringing a self-starter mindset and a track record of adapting fast in high-growth environments. At Protos Labs, a Singapore-based Cyber AI company, I own audit readiness end to end — control implementation, policy development, evidence collection, and vendor/third-party risk assessment — while leading the shift from manual compliance tracking to automated GRC tooling (Sprinto) and scaling from one framework to several.
Alongside GRC, I manage vendor-side security questionnaires and risk assessments for enterprise clients, produce cyber threat intelligence reports, and contribute hands-on as a forward-deployed engineer. I'm on track to add ISACA's CRISC and CISA certifications by December 2026.
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