Director, Global Physical Security Central Operations
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Job description
Oracle Global Physical Security (GPS) is seeking an experienced leader to serve as Director, Global Physical Security Central Operations supporting our global data center portfolio.
This role will build and lead the central operating capabilities required to scale Data Center Security Operations as Oracle continues to expand its infrastructure. The Director will develop the programs, mechanisms, standards, data, and cross-functional processes that enable campus Security Operations teams to execute consistently and effectively.
This is a builder role. The successful candidate will be comfortable identifying operational gaps, developing solutions where mature mechanisms do not yet exist, and scaling those solutions across a complex organization. Key areas of focus include construction-to-operations readiness, operational standards and playbooks, security technology integration, site hardening, data and automation, training, continuous improvement, and operational performance management.
The Director will report to the Senior Director, Global Data Center Physical Security and lead a team of senior security and program management professionals.
This is a U.S.-based remote position requiring approximately 50% travel.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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