Data Center Security Manager, Compliance, Safety, and Risk Management

Google•Wichita Falls, TX

9d•$116,000 - $167,000

About The Position

As a Data Center Security Manager, you deliver substantial project work and make significant contributions with minimal guidance. You apply knowledge of security technology, data analysis, and data visualization to plan work for a team responsible for small- to medium-sized initiatives, add value through your perspectives, and influence project direction. You contribute to cross-team collaboration and recommend creative solutions to defined problems. You also demonstrate Google's cultural pillars and contribute to the community to improve and sustain its culture and operations. The Data Center team designs and operates sophisticated electrical and HVAC systems. It is an upbeat, creative, team-oriented group of engineers committed to building and operating powerful data centers. Individual pay is determined by job-related skills, experience, and relevant education or training. The listed U.S. compensation is $116,000–$167,000 USD, plus a 15% bonus target, equity, and benefits.

Requirements

At least 5 years of experience managing, sourcing, or procuring business resources and vendors.
At least 5 years of experience coordinating or managing resources for data center locations and leading operational or project-based work and tasks.
Experience in physical security, risk management, and security systems.

Nice To Haves

Master's degree.
Experience managing a contracted workforce.
Working knowledge of physical security, investigations, compliance, or risk management.
Working knowledge of current security technology, including access control and CCTV.

Responsibilities

Manage the compliance, security, and risk management program for a data center campus or related infrastructure, including site security incidents, escalations, guard contract management, and other physical security matters.
Provide after-hours on-call management support and serve as the primary contact during emergent large-scale events or crisis management when needed.
Conduct investigations into code-of-conduct and other business violations, including worker injuries and security incidents; perform straightforward Threat, Vulnerability and Risk Assessments (TVRA).
Implement established compliance processes aligned with CSRM policies, standards, guidelines, and applicable legal or regulatory requirements.
Manage security-related campus costs through budgeting, forecasting, and invoice control; assist management with financial analysis and input to security-related financial decisions.