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Cargill

Principal – IT/OT Security Engineer

Cargill

. Lead the strategic design, implementation, and improvement of cybersecurity protective technologies across enterprise and manufacturing environments .

Posted 10/30/2026full-timeWayzata • Minnesota • United StatesLead💰 $150,000 - $220,000 per yearWebsite

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Demonstrates extensive expertise in cybersecurity protective technologies, incident response, and risk assessment within manufacturing environments. Proficient in applying security policies and managing IT service interfaces while fostering collaboration among diverse teams.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Incident ResponseEndpoint SecurityNetwork SecurityGovernance, Risk And ComplianceIdentity And Access Management

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Hard Skills
Cybersecurity Protective TechnologiesRisk AssessmentSecurity PoliciesSystems AnalysisArchitectureEndpoint Detection And ResponseNetwork SegmentationIoT SecurityChange ManagementConfiguration Management
Soft Skills
CollaborationAdvisory SkillsProblem-Solving
Tools & Technologies
IT Service Management InterfacesOperations TechnologiesOEM ConnectivityPlant IT Systems
Industry Keywords
Manufacturing EnvironmentsPurdue Model LayersCompliance GapsCost-Benefit AnalysisCybersecurity Governance

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies
CloudCyber SecurityIoTITSM

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Lead the strategic design, implementation, and improvement of cybersecurity protective technologies across enterprise and manufacturing environments
  • Connect plant IT and operations stakeholders with global cybersecurity capabilities
  • Lead endpoint detection and response, network segmentation and monitoring, partner and OEM connectivity, operations technologies, and IoT security
  • Assess risks, identify systemic compliance gaps and root causes, and recommend practical improvements, compensating controls, and cost-benefit analyses
  • Coordinate with global cybersecurity teams, business information security officers, plant IT leadership, engineering, operations, and OT technology OEMs
  • Advise on IT service management interfaces covering asset, change, configuration, problem, and incident management
  • Ensure plant security changes follow safety, quality, operational validation, maintenance window, and rollback requirements
  • Research complex IT and OT security needs, including requirements definition, architecture, systems analysis, and risk assessment
  • Evaluate agents, patches, configuration changes, and other controls based on criticality, supportability, performance, and availability
  • Apply security policies, standards, and governance requirements to manufacturing environments
  • Partner with risk and control teams to document exceptions, define compensating controls, and support compliance
  • Coordinate complex plant IT and OT incident response, including containment, evidence preservation, recovery, and lessons learned
  • Foster collaboration among cybersecurity, plant IT and operations, privacy, risk, OEM, external expert, and internal teams

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Minimum requirement of 6 years of relevant work experience
  • Typically reflects 10 years or more of relevant experience
  • Broad knowledge of identity and access management, governance, risk and compliance, and cloud security
  • Deep hands-on expertise in incident response, endpoint security, and network security
  • Knowledge of industrial architectures and Purdue model layers
  • Knowledge of endpoint detection and response, network segmentation and monitoring, partner and original equipment manufacturer connectivity, operations technologies, and Internet of Things security
  • Knowledge of IT service management interfaces, including asset, change, configuration, problem and incident management
  • Knowledge of security requirements definition, architecture and systems analysis, and risk assessment
  • Ability to evaluate agents, patches, configuration changes, and other controls considering system criticality, end-of-support technology, vendor supportability, performance, and availability
  • Ability to apply security policies, standards, and governance requirements to manufacturing environments
  • Ability to coordinate incident containment, evidence preservation, recovery, and lessons learned
  • Ability to collaborate with global cybersecurity, plant IT, operations, engineering, vendor, risk, privacy, and OEM teams

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Discretionary incentive award eligible
  • Comprehensive benefit program including medical and/or other benefits dependent on the position offered and hours worked
  • Minnesota Sick and Safe Leave accruals of one hour for every 30 worked, up to 48 hours per calendar year unless otherwise provided by law