Cognition
Global Security Manager
San Francisco. Posted 11 days ago
The role
The Global Security Manager builds and runs the program protecting Cognition's people, facilities, travel, and events worldwide. This includes physical and personnel security for the Federal division.
What you will do
- Monitor geopolitical, environmental, physical and cyber threats globally
- Run threat and vulnerability assessments for offices, offsites, events and executive travel
- Create and enforce security policies, standard operating procedures, emergency response plans and compliance standards
- Lead responses to safety threats, travel emergencies and critical incidents
- Own incident command, mass notification system, and business continuity planning
- Own access control, video surveillance, intrusion detection and visitor management
- Manage security personnel, the security operations center (GSOC), and external vendors
- Oversee global travel risk programs and executive protection for the CEO and leadership team
- Build the counterintelligence program to identify and counter efforts by foreign intelligence services and competitors
- Interface with the Facility Security Officer to support FedRAMP, ITAR and IL5+ operations
Required qualifications
- 8+ years in corporate or global security, including physical security, executive protection, GSOC operations and travel risk management
- Experience acting as the senior decision-maker during real incidents
- Track record of building or scaling security programs across multiple countries
- Familiarity with NISPOM (32 CFR Part 117) and ITAR
- Strong written communication
- Prior law enforcement, military, or intelligence experience is required
- US Citizen required
- Must be clearable to TS/SCI
Nice to have
- Background in law enforcement, the military or government
- Previous or current clearance
- Certifications such as CPP or PSP
Before you apply
- US Citizen required
- Must be clearable to TS/SCI
About the company
Cognition is an applied AI lab building end-to-end software agents, including the makers of Devin, the first AI software engineer.