About This Role
Role Overview
The Operational Technology Security Cyber Prevention Engineer is responsible for safeguarding manufacturing environment systems by developing, implementing, and maintaining cybersecurity standards and controls.
They collaborate across technical and business areas to ensure secure operation of manufacturing equipment, enterprise systems, and data reporting.
Key duties include setting standards for new equipment, conducting risk assessments, creating policies and training materials, managing access controls, establishing risk metrics, and benchmarking industry practices.
Qualifications & Skills: A bachelor’s degree in Cybersecurity, Networking, Electrical or Computer Engineering, or related fields. 0-2 years' experience with industrial control systems and cybersecurity fundamentals. Strong communication skills, industry knowledge, and business acumen are essential.
Work Environment: Offers flexible hours, potential travel for regional initiatives, and occasional…
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