Fluidstack
Site Security Lead
Buffalo, NY. Posted 3 months ago
The role
The Site Security Lead owns accountability for every security system, process, and policy at a site. This person serves as the single leader responsible for the overall security posture and acts as the on-site escalation point for security issues.
What you will do
- Own accountability for every security system, process, and policy at your site
- Act as the on-site escalation point for security issues in physical security, IT, construction, operations, or customer-facing concerns
- Ensure guard force, access control, and camera systems operate as designed
- Hold contracted vendors accountable to policy and SLA
- Drive site incident response from notification through resolution and after-action reporting
- Enforce site security policy and standards
- Identify gaps between documented policy and ground reality and drive corrective action
- Represent security in site-level planning and decision-making for construction, deployment, and operational changes
Required qualifications
- Led site-level security at a data center, critical infrastructure facility, or other high-security site
- Been the go-to escalation point for a facility
- Held guard, access control, and camera vendors accountable to policy and SLA from a leadership seat
- Driven a security incident to resolution at the site level
- Ability to read a security policy and identify where reality does not match it
- Communicate clearly and quickly under pressure
- Work in non-climate-controlled environments including active construction areas, data halls, electrical and mechanical rooms, and outdoor spaces
- Lift, carry, push and pull up to 40 pounds on your own
- Sit, stand, walk, kneel, bend and crouch for long periods
- Wear required personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Climb stairs and ladders
- Move around equipment, cable trays and uneven surfaces
About the company
Fluidstack aims to deliver 10 to 100s of GWs of compute faster than anyone else by acquiring power, designing and building data centers, and operating them. They focus on building civilization-scale infrastructure for AI.