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Valmont

Global infrastructure solutions provider for utilities

Director, Enterprise Cybersecurity

Security Engineering & Architecture +1Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Cybersecurity, Information Technology, Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field is required.
  • At least 10 years of progressive experience in information technology, cybersecurity, and technology risk management is required.
  • At least 5 years of leadership experience managing cybersecurity programs and teams is required.
  • Demonstrated experience leading enterprise cybersecurity operations across multiple security disciplines is required.
  • Deep expertise in cloud security, security architecture, infrastructure security, identity and access management, and cyber incident response is required.
  • Experience implementing and operationalizing cybersecurity controls aligned with recognized security frameworks is required.
  • Demonstrated ability to balance strategic leadership responsibilities with hands-on technical execution is required.
  • Experience supporting enterprise cloud environments, digital transformation initiatives, and infrastructure modernization efforts is required.
  • Ability to travel up to 25% is required.

Responsibilities

  • Lead execution of the enterprise cybersecurity strategy, roadmap, and annual priorities.
  • Establish and maintain cybersecurity policies, standards, procedures, and operational practices aligned with business and risk management objectives.
  • Develop and mature cybersecurity capabilities supporting secure business growth, digital transformation, cloud adoption, and operational resilience.
  • Promote cybersecurity awareness, accountability, and risk ownership throughout the organization.
  • Partner with business and technology leaders to support secure adoption of emerging technologies, artificial intelligence capabilities, and digital solutions.
  • Develop and report cybersecurity key performance indicators, risk indicators, maturity metrics, and program performance updates to executive leadership.
  • Advise leaders on cybersecurity risks, emerging threats, and mitigation strategies.
  • Drive innovation through automation, orchestration, artificial intelligence-enabled security operations, and workflow simplification initiatives.
  • Oversee enterprise security operations, threat monitoring, vulnerability management, threat intelligence, penetration testing, and incident response programs.
  • Establish and continuously enhance cybersecurity detection, monitoring, and response capabilities.
  • Lead investigation, containment, remediation, and recovery efforts for cyber incidents and significant security events.
  • Coordinate cyber incident communications, escalation processes, and regulatory reporting obligations when required.
  • Develop operational resilience metrics and improve detection and response capabilities through analytics, automation, and emerging technologies.
  • Coordinate cybersecurity exercises, incident simulations, and readiness testing to validate response capabilities and resilience plans.
  • Support business continuity and recovery planning for critical systems and technology services.
  • Provide leadership for security engineering functions supporting endpoint security, network security, cloud security, application security, data protection, and privileged access management.
  • Partner with infrastructure, architecture, engineering, and application teams to define and implement secure enterprise architectures.
  • Ensure security requirements are embedded into infrastructure, cloud, network, and application design decisions through secure-by-design principles.
  • Lead development and implementation of enterprise security architecture standards.
  • Provide hands-on technical leadership during implementation of cybersecurity technologies and infrastructure modernization initiatives.
  • Support implementation of Zero Trust capabilities, network segmentation strategies, encryption standards, identity governance controls, and cloud-native security capabilities.
  • Evaluate and implement emerging cybersecurity technologies that improve security effectiveness, resilience, and operational efficiency.
  • Oversee identity and access management processes, including authentication, access governance, privileged access management, identity lifecycle management, and identity security controls.
  • Ensure appropriate segregation of duties and access controls across enterprise systems and business applications.
  • Drive continuous improvement of identity governance processes, technologies, and controls.
  • Lead enterprise and application security programs, including SAP security governance, segregation of duties, security assessments, and security reviews.
  • Ensure cybersecurity requirements are integrated into technology projects, software development processes, and system implementations.
  • Promote secure development lifecycle practices and support adoption of security-by-design principles.
  • Partner with business and technology teams to incorporate privacy and data protection requirements into new solutions and services.
  • Partner with manufacturing, engineering, infrastructure, and operational technology teams to strengthen cybersecurity capabilities across industrial environments.
  • Support implementation of security controls that improve manufacturing resilience, operational continuity, and cyber risk mitigation.
  • Align operational technology security practices with enterprise cybersecurity standards and governance requirements.
  • Advocate for cybersecurity, privacy, and data protection across the enterprise.
  • Develop and promote security awareness programs that strengthen understanding of cyber risk and responsible security practices.
  • Foster a culture of accountability, continuous improvement, and cybersecurity ownership across the organization.
  • Provide training and guidance that improves cybersecurity awareness and preparedness throughout the enterprise.
  • Lead, develop, mentor, and build a high-performing global cybersecurity organization.
  • Establish performance expectations, development plans, and succession strategies for key cybersecurity roles.
  • Foster collaboration and accountability across geographically dispersed teams and business functions.
  • Build organizational capabilities that support current and future cybersecurity needs.
  • Manage cybersecurity budgets, vendor relationships, technology investments, and external service providers.
  • Support prioritization of cybersecurity initiatives and resource allocation decisions based on enterprise risk and business priorities.
  • Monitor cybersecurity performance metrics, operational effectiveness, and program maturity.
  • Establish and maintain strategic relationships with cybersecurity vendors, technology partners, and external service providers.

Desired Qualifications

  • A master's degree in Cybersecurity, Information Systems, Engineering, or Computer Science, or an MBA, is preferred.
  • Professional certifications such as CISSP, CISM, CRISC, CISA, CCSP, GIAC, Azure Security, or equivalent are preferred.
  • Experience supporting manufacturing, industrial, and operational technology environments is preferred.
  • Experience building, transforming, or maturing enterprise cybersecurity programs is preferred.
  • Experience implementing Zero Trust architectures, cloud-native security solutions, security automation, and artificial intelligence-enabled security operations is preferred.
  • Experience working within publicly traded, regulated, or global organizations is preferred.
  • Experience leading geographically distributed cybersecurity teams is preferred.

About the Company

Valmont

Global infrastructure solutions provider for utilities

Valmont Industries provides infrastructure products and engineered solutions for road safety, power transmission, wireless communications, lighting, and water management for agriculture and mining. It designs, manufactures, and sells steel poles, towers, lighting systems, irrigation and water-management equipment, and related infrastructure components through direct sales and long-term contracts to government agencies, utilities, and farmers. Its offerings support essential services and utilities by delivering durable, site-specific infrastructure across transportation, energy, telecommunications, and agriculture sectors. Valmont differentiates itself with a global manufacturing footprint across 100 countries and 87 facilities, a diversified end-market mix, and long-term contracts that ensure ongoing service and revenue with a focus on safety, efficiency, and resource management.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Omaha, NE
Founded
1946

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