Manager of Security & Information Technology
for each section heading. Use - for lists. Use
for prose.
We need to preserve all substantive info, remove boilerplate like EEO statement, navigation, etc. Also remove duplicated lines. The posting includes "All qualified candidates will receive consideration..." which is EEO boilerplate; remove.
We need to include metadata like Organization- The Driskill Summary Position Overview? The first line: "Organization- The Driskill Summary Position Overview". Probably we treat "Organization- The Driskill" as metadata; we can fold into a short
. The job title is not to be repeated as heading; we already have no heading for job title. So we can start with a
containing organization and summary? The summary is the paragraph after that. Let's parse.
Original text:
Organization- The Driskill Summary Position Overview The Driskill, an iconic luxury hotel and member of The Unbound Collection by Hyatt, is seeking a Manager of Information Technology and Security to lead two essential hotel functions through one integrated operating model. As the department head, this position is accountable for the safety and security of guests, colleagues, and hotel assets, as well as the availability, resilience, and secure operation of the technology that supports the guest and colleague experience. Reporting to the Director of Finance, the Manager serves as a visible member of the hotel leadership team and partners with Operations, Engineering, Human Resources, Finance, Hyatt corporate support teams, ownership representatives, vendors, and public safety agencies. The role leads security operations, emergency preparedness, investigations, risk management, cybersecurity awareness, infrastructure, telecommunications, property systems, and technology service delivery in accordance with Hyatt policies and standards, applicable law, and the hotel’s service culture. Essential Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Department Leadership: Lead the Information Technology and Security department, establish priorities and service expectations, allocate resources, and maintain accountability for results across both disciplines. Safety and Security: Direct day-to-day security operations; maintain security procedures, post orders, access control, key control, CCTV, intrusion detection, life safety coordination, and incident documentation. Emergency Preparedness and Risk: Own emergency response planning, business continuity and disaster recovery readiness, fire and life safety coordination, crisis communication support, and risk mitigation initiatives. Serve as a senior leader during emergencies and other critical incidents. Investigations and Incident Response: Oversee and document investigations involving security, safety, guest concerns, colleague matters, theft, fraud, workplace incidents, property damage, or liability, in partnership with Human Resources, hotel leadership, and appropriate authorities. Information Technology Operations: Oversee reliable and secure operation of the hotel network, telecommunications, internet services, property management and point-of-sale systems, guestroom and in-room technology, key systems, digital guest technologies, and other operational technology platforms. Cybersecurity and Compliance: Promote cybersecurity awareness, access governance, data protection, patching and vulnerability practices, technology controls, and compliance with Hyatt requirements and applicable federal, state, and local regulations. Financial and Vendor Management: Lead departmental budgeting, forecasting, capital planning, procurement, inventory control, vendor performance, service-level expectations, and contract administration. People Leadership: Recruit, onboard, coach, schedule, and develop colleagues; set clear performance expectations; and foster a culture of professionalism, service, inclusion, safety, and accountability. Continuous Improvement: Use incident trends, compliance results, guest and colleague feedback, service metrics, and system performance data to identify improvements and measure their effectiveness. Partnerships and Communication: Maintain effective working relationships with Hyatt technology and security resources, hotel leadership, ownership representatives, contractors, vendors, and local emergency response agencies. Leadership Scope Acts as the hotel’s accountable leader for the combined Information Technology and Security function, with authority to establish operating procedures and recommend priorities, staffing, and investments. Maintains visibility with hotel leadership and provides concise reporting on incidents, risks, compliance, project status, vendor performance, and technology availability. Balances guest service, operational continuity, safety, security, privacy, and financial stewardship when making decisions. "All qualified candidates will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or protected veteran status." Qualifications Qualifications and Experience Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Cybersecurity, Security Management, Business Administration, Criminal Justice, Hospitality, or a related field preferred; equivalent experience may be considered. At least five years of progressive experience in hotel operations, information technology, security, risk management, or a closely related environment, including at least two years in a supervisory or management capacity. Hospitality experience strongly preferred, particularly in a full-service or luxury hotel, resort, or similarly complex operating environment. Working knowledge of network infrastructure, cybersecurity principles, access control, CCTV, emergency management, fire and life safety, incident investigations, and regulatory compliance. Demonstrated experience managing budgets, vendors, capital projects, technology or security systems, and cross-functional teams. Proven ability to lead calmly and decisively during emergencies, investigations, service interruptions, and other high-pressure situations. Excellent communication, leadership, organization, judgment, problem-solving, documentation, and guest-service skills. Relevant certifications preferred, such as CPP, PSP, CISM, CompTIA, Cisco, Microsoft, CPR/First Aid/AED, or equivalent credentials. This is a hotel leadership role requiring flexibility to work evenings, weekends, holidays, and varying schedules based on business needs. Must be available to respond to operational emergencies, critical incidents, technology outages, and security matters as needed. The role requires regular movement throughout the property and the ability to work in office, guest-facing, operational, and incident-response environments.
We need to remove EEO line. Also remove duplicated lines? Not seeing duplicates.
We need to create sections: About the role (maybe from the summary paragraph). Responsibilities (list of essential responsibilities). Qualifications (list). Possibly also Leadership Scope? Could be part of responsibilities or separate? The instructions: Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones. So we could combine Leadership Scope into Responsibilities or About the role. But we have a clear "Essential Responsibilities include but are not limited to:" with many bullet-like items. Those are already in a semi-colon separated list. We can turn each into
- . Also we have "Leadership Scope" paragraph after responsibilities; could be part of Responsibilities as well.
Qualifications section: we have bullet-like sentences. We'll turn each into
- .
We need to include organization metadata: maybe a short
at top: "Organization: The Driskill". Also maybe include "Position Overview" as part of About the role.
We must not repeat job title as heading. So we will not have a heading for "Manager of Information Technology and Security". Good.
We'll output:
Organization: The Driskill
About the role
The Driskill, an iconic luxury hotel and member of The Unbound Collection by Hyatt, is seeking a Manager of Information Technology and Security to lead two essential hotel functions through one integrated operating model. As the department head, this position is accountable for the safety and security of guests, colleagues, and hotel assets, as well as the availability, resilience, and secure operation of the technology that supports the guest and colleague experience. Reporting to the Director of Finance, the Manager serves as a visible member of the hotel leadership team and partners with Operations, Engineering, Human Resources, Finance, Hyatt corporate support teams, ownership representatives, vendors, and public safety agencies. The role leads security operations, emergency preparedness, investigations, risk management, cybersecurity awareness, infrastructure, telecommunications, property systems, and technology service delivery in accordance with Hyatt policies and standards, applicable law, and the hotel’s service culture.
Responsibilities
- Department Leadership: Lead the Information Technology and Security department, establish priorities and service expectations, allocate resources, and maintain accountability for results across both disciplines.
- Safety and Security: Direct day-to-day security operations; maintain security procedures, post orders, access control, key control, CCTV, intrusion detection, life safety coordination, and incident documentation.
- Emergency Preparedness and Risk: Own emergency response planning, business continuity and disaster recovery readiness, fire and life safety coordination, crisis communication support, and risk mitigation initiatives. Serve as a senior leader during emergencies and other critical incidents.
- Investigations and Incident Response: Oversee and document investigations involving security, safety, guest concerns, colleague matters, theft, fraud, workplace incidents, property damage, or liability, in partnership with Human Resources, hotel leadership, and appropriate authorities.
- Information Technology Operations: Oversee reliable and secure operation of the hotel network, telecommunications, internet services, property management and point-of-sale systems, guestroom and in-room technology, key systems, digital guest technologies, and other operational technology platforms.
- Cybersecurity and Compliance: Promote cybersecurity awareness, access governance, data protection, patching and vulnerability practices, technology controls, and compliance with Hyatt requirements and applicable federal, state, and local regulations.
- Financial and Vendor Management: Lead departmental budgeting, forecasting, capital planning, procurement, inventory control, vendor performance, service-level expectations, and contract administration.
- People Leadership: Recruit, onboard, coach, schedule, and develop colleagues; set clear performance expectations; and foster a culture of professionalism, service, inclusion, safety, and accountability.
- Continuous Improvement: Use incident trends, compliance results, guest and colleague feedback, service metrics, and system performance data to identify improvements and measure their effectiveness.
- Partnerships and Communication: Maintain effective working relationships with Hyatt technology and security resources, hotel leadership, ownership representatives, contractors, vendors, and local emergency response agencies.
- Leadership Scope: Acts as the hotel’s accountable leader for the combined Information Technology and Security function, with authority to establish operating procedures and recommend priorities, staffing, and investments. Maintains visibility with hotel leadership and provides concise reporting on incidents, risks, compliance, project status, vendor performance, and technology availability. Balances guest service, operational continuity, safety, security, privacy, and financial stewardship when making decisions.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Cybersecurity, Security Management, Business Administration, Criminal Justice, Hospitality, or a related field preferred; equivalent experience may be considered.
- At least five years of progressive experience in hotel operations, information technology, security, risk management, or a closely related environment, including at least two years in a supervisory or management capacity.
- Hospitality experience strongly preferred, particularly in a full-service or luxury hotel, resort, or similarly complex operating environment.
- Working knowledge of network infrastructure, cybersecurity principles, access control, CCTV, emergency management, fire and life safety, incident investigations, and regulatory compliance.
- Demonstrated experience managing budgets, vendors, capital projects, technology or security systems, and cross-functional teams.
- Proven ability to lead calmly and decisively during emergencies, investigations, service interruptions, and other high-pressure situations.
- Excellent communication, leadership, organization, judgment, problem-solving, documentation, and guest-service skills.
- Relevant certifications preferred, such as CPP, PSP, CISM, CompTIA, Cisco, Microsoft, CPR/First Aid/AED, or equivalent credentials.
- This is a hotel leadership role requiring flexibility to work evenings, weekends, holidays, and varying schedules based on business needs. Must be available to respond to operational emergencies, critical incidents, technology outages, and security matters as needed. The role requires regular movement throughout the property and the ability to work in office, guest-facing, operational, and incident-response environments.
We should not include Pay, Schedule
for prose. We need to preserve all substantive info, remove boilerplate like EEO statement, navigation, etc. Also remove duplicated lines. The posting includes "All qualified candidates will receive consideration..." which is EEO boilerplate; remove. We need to include metadata like Organization- The Driskill Summary Position Overview? The first line: "Organization- The Driskill Summary Position Overview". Probably we treat "Organization- The Driskill" as metadata; we can fold into a short
. The job title is not to be repeated as heading; we already have no heading for job title. So we can start with a
containing organization and summary? The summary is the paragraph after that. Let's parse. Original text: Organization- The Driskill Summary Position Overview The Driskill, an iconic luxury hotel and member of The Unbound Collection by Hyatt, is seeking a Manager of Information Technology and Security to lead two essential hotel functions through one integrated operating model. As the department head, this position is accountable for the safety and security of guests, colleagues, and hotel assets, as well as the availability, resilience, and secure operation of the technology that supports the guest and colleague experience. Reporting to the Director of Finance, the Manager serves as a visible member of the hotel leadership team and partners with Operations, Engineering, Human Resources, Finance, Hyatt corporate support teams, ownership representatives, vendors, and public safety agencies. The role leads security operations, emergency preparedness, investigations, risk management, cybersecurity awareness, infrastructure, telecommunications, property systems, and technology service delivery in accordance with Hyatt policies and standards, applicable law, and the hotel’s service culture. Essential Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Department Leadership: Lead the Information Technology and Security department, establish priorities and service expectations, allocate resources, and maintain accountability for results across both disciplines. Safety and Security: Direct day-to-day security operations; maintain security procedures, post orders, access control, key control, CCTV, intrusion detection, life safety coordination, and incident documentation. Emergency Preparedness and Risk: Own emergency response planning, business continuity and disaster recovery readiness, fire and life safety coordination, crisis communication support, and risk mitigation initiatives. Serve as a senior leader during emergencies and other critical incidents. Investigations and Incident Response: Oversee and document investigations involving security, safety, guest concerns, colleague matters, theft, fraud, workplace incidents, property damage, or liability, in partnership with Human Resources, hotel leadership, and appropriate authorities. Information Technology Operations: Oversee reliable and secure operation of the hotel network, telecommunications, internet services, property management and point-of-sale systems, guestroom and in-room technology, key systems, digital guest technologies, and other operational technology platforms. Cybersecurity and Compliance: Promote cybersecurity awareness, access governance, data protection, patching and vulnerability practices, technology controls, and compliance with Hyatt requirements and applicable federal, state, and local regulations. Financial and Vendor Management: Lead departmental budgeting, forecasting, capital planning, procurement, inventory control, vendor performance, service-level expectations, and contract administration. People Leadership: Recruit, onboard, coach, schedule, and develop colleagues; set clear performance expectations; and foster a culture of professionalism, service, inclusion, safety, and accountability. Continuous Improvement: Use incident trends, compliance results, guest and colleague feedback, service metrics, and system performance data to identify improvements and measure their effectiveness. Partnerships and Communication: Maintain effective working relationships with Hyatt technology and security resources, hotel leadership, ownership representatives, contractors, vendors, and local emergency response agencies. Leadership Scope Acts as the hotel’s accountable leader for the combined Information Technology and Security function, with authority to establish operating procedures and recommend priorities, staffing, and investments. Maintains visibility with hotel leadership and provides concise reporting on incidents, risks, compliance, project status, vendor performance, and technology availability. Balances guest service, operational continuity, safety, security, privacy, and financial stewardship when making decisions. "All qualified candidates will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or protected veteran status." Qualifications Qualifications and Experience Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Cybersecurity, Security Management, Business Administration, Criminal Justice, Hospitality, or a related field preferred; equivalent experience may be considered. At least five years of progressive experience in hotel operations, information technology, security, risk management, or a closely related environment, including at least two years in a supervisory or management capacity. Hospitality experience strongly preferred, particularly in a full-service or luxury hotel, resort, or similarly complex operating environment. Working knowledge of network infrastructure, cybersecurity principles, access control, CCTV, emergency management, fire and life safety, incident investigations, and regulatory compliance. Demonstrated experience managing budgets, vendors, capital projects, technology or security systems, and cross-functional teams. Proven ability to lead calmly and decisively during emergencies, investigations, service interruptions, and other high-pressure situations. Excellent communication, leadership, organization, judgment, problem-solving, documentation, and guest-service skills. Relevant certifications preferred, such as CPP, PSP, CISM, CompTIA, Cisco, Microsoft, CPR/First Aid/AED, or equivalent credentials. This is a hotel leadership role requiring flexibility to work evenings, weekends, holidays, and varying schedules based on business needs. Must be available to respond to operational emergencies, critical incidents, technology outages, and security matters as needed. The role requires regular movement throughout the property and the ability to work in office, guest-facing, operational, and incident-response environments. We need to remove EEO line. Also remove duplicated lines? Not seeing duplicates. We need to create sections: About the role (maybe from the summary paragraph). Responsibilities (list of essential responsibilities). Qualifications (list). Possibly also Leadership Scope? Could be part of responsibilities or separate? The instructions: Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones. So we could combine Leadership Scope into Responsibilities or About the role. But we have a clear "Essential Responsibilities include but are not limited to:" with many bullet-like items. Those are already in a semi-colon separated list. We can turn each into
at top: "Organization: The Driskill". Also maybe include "Position Overview" as part of About the role. We must not repeat job title as heading. So we will not have a heading for "Manager of Information Technology and Security". Good. We'll output:
Organization: The Driskill
About the role
The Driskill, an iconic luxury hotel and member of The Unbound Collection by Hyatt, is seeking a Manager of Information Technology and Security to lead two essential hotel functions through one integrated operating model. As the department head, this position is accountable for the safety and security of guests, colleagues, and hotel assets, as well as the availability, resilience, and secure operation of the technology that supports the guest and colleague experience. Reporting to the Director of Finance, the Manager serves as a visible member of the hotel leadership team and partners with Operations, Engineering, Human Resources, Finance, Hyatt corporate support teams, ownership representatives, vendors, and public safety agencies. The role leads security operations, emergency preparedness, investigations, risk management, cybersecurity awareness, infrastructure, telecommunications, property systems, and technology service delivery in accordance with Hyatt policies and standards, applicable law, and the hotel’s service culture.
Responsibilities
- Department Leadership: Lead the Information Technology and Security department, establish priorities and service expectations, allocate resources, and maintain accountability for results across both disciplines.
- Safety and Security: Direct day-to-day security operations; maintain security procedures, post orders, access control, key control, CCTV, intrusion detection, life safety coordination, and incident documentation.
- Emergency Preparedness and Risk: Own emergency response planning, business continuity and disaster recovery readiness, fire and life safety coordination, crisis communication support, and risk mitigation initiatives. Serve as a senior leader during emergencies and other critical incidents.
- Investigations and Incident Response: Oversee and document investigations involving security, safety, guest concerns, colleague matters, theft, fraud, workplace incidents, property damage, or liability, in partnership with Human Resources, hotel leadership, and appropriate authorities.
- Information Technology Operations: Oversee reliable and secure operation of the hotel network, telecommunications, internet services, property management and point-of-sale systems, guestroom and in-room technology, key systems, digital guest technologies, and other operational technology platforms.
- Cybersecurity and Compliance: Promote cybersecurity awareness, access governance, data protection, patching and vulnerability practices, technology controls, and compliance with Hyatt requirements and applicable federal, state, and local regulations.
- Financial and Vendor Management: Lead departmental budgeting, forecasting, capital planning, procurement, inventory control, vendor performance, service-level expectations, and contract administration.
- People Leadership: Recruit, onboard, coach, schedule, and develop colleagues; set clear performance expectations; and foster a culture of professionalism, service, inclusion, safety, and accountability.
- Continuous Improvement: Use incident trends, compliance results, guest and colleague feedback, service metrics, and system performance data to identify improvements and measure their effectiveness.
- Partnerships and Communication: Maintain effective working relationships with Hyatt technology and security resources, hotel leadership, ownership representatives, contractors, vendors, and local emergency response agencies.
- Leadership Scope: Acts as the hotel’s accountable leader for the combined Information Technology and Security function, with authority to establish operating procedures and recommend priorities, staffing, and investments. Maintains visibility with hotel leadership and provides concise reporting on incidents, risks, compliance, project status, vendor performance, and technology availability. Balances guest service, operational continuity, safety, security, privacy, and financial stewardship when making decisions.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Cybersecurity, Security Management, Business Administration, Criminal Justice, Hospitality, or a related field preferred; equivalent experience may be considered.
- At least five years of progressive experience in hotel operations, information technology, security, risk management, or a closely related environment, including at least two years in a supervisory or management capacity.
- Hospitality experience strongly preferred, particularly in a full-service or luxury hotel, resort, or similarly complex operating environment.
- Working knowledge of network infrastructure, cybersecurity principles, access control, CCTV, emergency management, fire and life safety, incident investigations, and regulatory compliance.
- Demonstrated experience managing budgets, vendors, capital projects, technology or security systems, and cross-functional teams.
- Proven ability to lead calmly and decisively during emergencies, investigations, service interruptions, and other high-pressure situations.
- Excellent communication, leadership, organization, judgment, problem-solving, documentation, and guest-service skills.
- Relevant certifications preferred, such as CPP, PSP, CISM, CompTIA, Cisco, Microsoft, CPR/First Aid/AED, or equivalent credentials.
- This is a hotel leadership role requiring flexibility to work evenings, weekends, holidays, and varying schedules based on business needs. Must be available to respond to operational emergencies, critical incidents, technology outages, and security matters as needed. The role requires regular movement throughout the property and the ability to work in office, guest-facing, operational, and incident-response environments.