Role Overview
The Cyber Prevention Engineer in Operational Technology Security is responsible for developing, implementing, and maintaining procedures, standards, and controls to safeguard manufacturing environments against cyber threats.

Key Responsibilities

• Establish standards for new equipment, perform risk assessments, and integrate hardware/software into secure networks.
• Create and maintain training materials specific to Operational Technology security.
• Develop, implement, and audit policies and procedures related to OT security.
• Set standards for physical and logical access control to equipment and systems.
• Support the creation and maintenance of technical standards for OT equipment and networks.
• Establish risk metrics, perform assessments, and generate visibility reports on OT security risks.
• Research industry benchmarks and recommend improvements to internal security practices.

Qualifications & Skills

• Bachelor’s degree in Cybersecurity, Networking, Electrical or Computer Engineering, or Computer Science.
• 0-2 years of experience with control networks or industrial control systems; basic cybersecurity knowledge.
• Knowledge of industrial cybersecurity principles.
• Effective communication skills and business acumen in technical environments.

Working Conditions

• Flexible work hours and schedule, with occasional travel and short-term assignments at other sites.
• Potential for weekend and holiday work, with minimal overtime.