Security Engineer

• The Project Manager is responsible for the overall coordination, execution, control, and completion of multiple strategic IS projects supporting the business within the IS Infrastructure and Security shared services organization.
• Projects may include Infrastructure modernization, cloud migration, cybersecurity initiatives, acquisitions/divestitures, disaster recovery planning, and/or identity and access management.
• The Project Lead must lead and inspire the team through successes and challenges, serving as a point of escalation for technical and security issues, and escalating appropriately to project stakeholders.
• Model quality and consistency in execution, seeking and providing feedback on what is working well and what is not.
• Deliver project scope (people, process, and technology) on time and on budget, following scope change request processes throughout the project lifecycle.
• Leverage standard project methodologies (Waterfall/Agile Scrum) and manage projects in support of triple constraints.
• Support and enforce standards and methodologies around infrastructure design, security controls, project management, and change management.
• Influence and drive adoption of modern processes, toolsets, and patterns within and beyond the immediate team (e.g., cloud, automation, AI, zero trust, SIEM, endpoint protection).
• Manage project budget, resource allocations, and vendor partnerships.
• Own the completion of all Project RAID items, including plans to mitigate cross-functional risks to project delivery (e.g., security vulnerabilities, system outages).
• Ensure buy-in by key stakeholders of recommended solutions and demonstrate ability to influence customers on decisions impacting IT Infrastructure architectures, business strategy and security posture.
• Champion disaster recovery and business continuity planning, ensuring readiness and compliance with company policies and industry standards.
• Collaborate with IS Security to enforce company security practices and ensure data protection complies with the highest level of information classification.

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