Physical Security Technology & Operations - Senior Manager

Applied Materials•Santa Clara, CA

About The Position

1) Strategy & Architecture Define and execute the global physical security technology strategy aligned to enterprise security objectives and risk posture. Own reference architecture and standards for access control, VMS/NVR, visitor management, alarm/IDS, intercom, and identity technologies. Lead global deployments, upgrades, and lifecycle refreshes (badge readers, controllers, NVRs, cameras, VMS, visitor systems). Run multi-site rollout programs with clear milestones, budgets, and resource plans; enforce intake via formal request/process tooling (e.g., ServiceNow RIT). Drive pilots/PoCs for emerging capabilities (AI video analytics, facial recognition with privacy by design, mobile/NFC credentials). Establish and enforce SLAs for repair and restoration of physical security systems. Coordinate with vendors and internal teams for rapid troubleshooting and resolution. Implement backup/DR strategies for VMS/NVR and access control databases; design high-availability for critical facilities and secure labs/enclaves. Establish incident response runbooks integrating Facilities, Security Operations, Cybersecurity, and local site teams. Provide executive updates, roadmaps, and risk reports; communicate decisions crisply and actionably. Ability to lead global teams, manage vendors, and collaborate across IT, Facilities, and Cybersecurity.

Requirements

12+ years in physical security technology, with at least 5 years in leadership roles managing global programs.
Proven track record in designing, implementing, and managing enterprise-level physical security systems (e.g., CCURE, Video Management Systems, HID SEOS).
Experience in integrating physical security with IT and cybersecurity frameworks.
Deep knowledge of access control systems, video surveillance (VMS), NVR architecture, visitor management solutions, biometrics, and mobile credentials.
Familiarity with encryption standards (AES-128), PKI, and secure badge technologies.
Bachelor's Degree (Required)
7 - 10 Years

Nice To Haves

Master's preferred.
Professional certifications: PSP, CPP, CISSP (or equivalent).

Responsibilities

Define and execute the global physical security technology strategy aligned to enterprise security objectives and risk posture.
Own reference architecture and standards for access control, VMS/NVR, visitor management, alarm/IDS, intercom, and identity technologies.
Lead global deployments, upgrades, and lifecycle refreshes (badge readers, controllers, NVRs, cameras, VMS, visitor systems).
Run multi-site rollout programs with clear milestones, budgets, and resource plans; enforce intake via formal request/process tooling (e.g., ServiceNow RIT).
Drive pilots/PoCs for emerging capabilities (AI video analytics, facial recognition with privacy by design, mobile/NFC credentials).
Establish and enforce SLAs for repair and restoration of physical security systems.
Coordinate with vendors and internal teams for rapid troubleshooting and resolution.
Implement backup/DR strategies for VMS/NVR and access control databases; design high-availability for critical facilities and secure labs/enclaves.
Establish incident response runbooks integrating Facilities, Security Operations, Cybersecurity, and local site teams.
Provide executive updates, roadmaps, and risk reports; communicate decisions crisply and actionably.