Information Security Administrator II (Onsite Role)

O'Reilly Auto Parts•Headquarters, KY

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Information Security Administrator II administers the organization’s day-to-day cybersecurity activities, including installing and troubleshooting security solutions. This onsite position is located in Springfield, Missouri; remote work is not an option. The role monitors, maintains, and troubleshoots security operations systems, vulnerability scanning, endpoint protection and antivirus, and secure messaging platforms. The administrator works with security engineers to support compliance and performance, assess and recommend security tools, and conduct audits and configuration reviews to enforce security baselines. The role also supports fault isolation and resolution, documentation and backups, data analysis, policy and regulatory compliance, incident response as needed, and evaluation of emerging security developments. O’Reilly Auto Parts describes its culture as supporting career growth through a promote-from-within philosophy. The company is an equal opportunity employer and provides reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities. Company-provided systems are electronically monitored, and video cameras are used in common internal and external areas.

Requirements

Associate’s degree or equivalent technical training or certification.
Seven to twelve months of experience and understanding of straightforward procedures or systems.
Four to six months of basic experience coordinating the work of others.
Applies knowledge and skills with guidance but without constant supervision.
Implements transaction security and computer/network virus protection.
Maintains system, service, and information security, integrity, compliance, and continuity.
Controls access to servers, systems, and computers.
Uses and troubleshoots a wide range of IT security hardware, software, and network systems to support performance and user experience.
Sets up and maintains operating systems.
Installs, sets up, configures, and manages security software and environments.
Ensures the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information.
Designs, executes, and reports on system or service tests to verify that applications function as specified in requirements.
Archives, backs up, and restores data and servers to specified states.
Uses standard office equipment and software packages to support business processes.
Engages effectively with digital technology and information, creates and shares digital content, and understands relevant safety, privacy, and ethical considerations.

Nice To Haves

Determines and analyzes trends in collected data to help compile reports for decision-making.
Acquires, organizes, protects, and processes data to fulfill business objectives.
Creates clear, comprehensive, effective, user-friendly guides, manuals, narratives, and reports that explain complex technical concepts, using documentation tools to produce structured, visually appealing content suited to its purpose.
Adapts thinking and work habits to assess current facts and circumstances and respond appropriately and innovatively to different situations.

Responsibilities

Monitor, maintain, and troubleshoot systems for security operations, vulnerability scanning, endpoint protection and antivirus, and secure messaging.
Work with security engineers to ensure systems meet compliance requirements and perform effectively.
Work with security engineers to evaluate, test, and recommend security tools and capabilities.
Conduct regular security system audits and configuration reviews to ensure security baselines are enforced and maintained.
Isolate and resolve faults promptly to limit and address issues.
Create and maintain technical and user documentation, and back up files to support immediate recovery when problems occur.
Collate and analyze data using established tools, methods, and formats, working independently as needed.
Identify team instances of noncompliance with organizational policies, procedures, regulatory codes, or codes of conduct; report and escalate issues as appropriate.
Participate in security operations incident response as needed.
Develop a basic understanding of external developments and emerging issues, and contribute to evaluating their potential impact or usefulness to the organization.