Security Engineer - Operational Technology

Role Overview The Operational Technology Security Cyber Prevention Engineer is responsible for safeguarding manufacturing environments by developing, implementing, and maintaining cybersecurity standards, controls, and procedures. This role covers hardware, firmware, software of manufacturing equipment, enterprise systems, data analysis, and collaboration with IT and business teams to ensure secure operations across multiple locations. Key Responsibilities Establish standards for new equipment, integrating it into the OT network and assessing vulnerabilities.Create and maintain OT-specific policies, procedures, and training materials.Implement access controls and technical standards for equipment and systems.Develop risk metrics, perform risk assessments, and generate visibility and reporting tools.Research industry benchmarks and recommend process improvements. Qualifications & Skills Bachelor’s degree in Cybersecurity, Networking, Electrical or Computer Engineering, or Computer Science.0-2 years of experience with industrial control systems and cybersecurity fundamentals.Knowledge of industrial cybersecurity, strong communication skills, and technical business acumen. Work Environment: Flexible hours, occasional travel, and possible weekend or holiday work. OT hours may be required. Compensation & Benefits: Competitive salary, paid overtime, regional bonuses, comprehensive healthcare, retirement plans, career development, and additional wellbeing programs.