Security Compliance Analyst III

Duration: 12 Months

Location: US - CA - Remote

• Cargo / supply chain security professionals. People who have investigated freight theft, managed seal and chain-of-custody programs, or run carrier security compliance.
• Corporate or retail loss prevention leads. Especially those who moved from store-level LP into distribution center or transportation LP.
• 3PL or carrier security managers.
• Military or law enforcement transitioners with logistics, provost marshal, CID, or physical security backgrounds. Strong at incident response, calm under pressure, comfortable with standards and reporting.
• Warehouse or DC operations supervisors who owned security, safety, or asset protection as part of the job.
• Physical security consultants from firms doing site security assessments and gap analysis.
• Builders who can take a problem statement and turn it into a security program.

Cargo Security, Supply Chain Security, Transportation Security, Logistics Security, Loss Prevention Manager, Asset Protection Manager, Distribution Center Security, Freight Security, Global Security Operations, TAPA, C-TPAT, Physical Security Specialist, Corporate Security Investigator, Warehouse Security Coordinator.

This role will support a Supply Chain Security program within an Infrastructure Data Centers (IDC) organization. The resource will work under the direction of a Logistics Security Subject Matter Expert (SME) to ensure that business teams implement and adhere to security standards and requirements for transportation, warehousing, and manufacturing security.

This is a hands-on role combining programmatic security work (~80%) with incident response (~20%), requiring an individual who can build relationships across cross-functional teams, manage multiple concurrent workstreams, remain calm under pressure, think on their feet, and adapt quickly to evolving operational needs.

• Assess existing security processes, measures, and controls across supply chain surfaces including warehousing, transportation, manufacturing, ENS (Edge Network Services), and ITAD (IT Asset Disposition)
• Implement transportation and warehousing security requirements and standards across business teams, carriers, vendors, and third parties
• Conduct security assessments of warehouse facilities (new and existing) against the Warehouse Security Standard, recommending improvements and tracking remediation to completion
• Support the rollout and expansion of tracking technology across carrier and warehouse fleet, ensuring teams are trained on proper deployment
• Identify relevant internal and third-party stakeholders involved in ENS, ITAD, and manufacturing supply chains
• Work with vendors to recommend security improvements and track completion of remediation actions
• Provide security input during RFP processes to ensure contracts and agreements reflect current security standards
• Support new warehouse go-live projects (NORAM, overseas) by validating security readiness
• Contribute to the development and delivery of security training materials (videos, flyers, handouts) for field staff
• Track and report on compliance status across all assigned surfaces

• Participate in a weekly rotation supporting Security oncall for logistics incidents (at least one CW on duty during business hours)
• Triage and respond to logistics security incidents received via oncall processes and directly from field teams
• Monitor shipment sensor outputs and alerts for incidents and suspicious activity
• Investigate supply chain security incidents including theft, loss, tampering, seal compromises, route deviations, and unauthorized access
• Coordinate with carriers, field staff, and Security to gather information and resolve incidents
• Document incident findings, root causes, and remediation actions
• Escalate significant incidents per established procedures

• Program management - Ability to manage multiple concurrent workstreams, track deliverables, and drive projects to completion across cross-functional teams
• Relationship building - Skilled at establishing trust and productive working relationships with diverse stakeholders including internal teams and external parties (carriers, vendors, 3P operators)
• Problem solving / adaptability - Demonstrated ability to think on their feet, solve problems in real-time, and adapt to rapidly changing operational environments
• Communication - Clear and effective written and verbal communication for conveying security expectations, writing reports, and escalating issues
• Attention to detail - Ability to assess complex physical and operational security environments against documented standards and identify gaps

The following skills are beneficial but not required. The Logistics Security SME will provide hands-on training in these areas:

• Investigations - Experience conducting security investigations, gathering evidence, interviewing stakeholders, and producing findings reports
• Intelligence collection, analysis, and assessment - Familiarity with threat monitoring, open-source intelligence, and risk assessment methodologies
• Supply chain, logistics, and transportation security - Understanding of freight operations, carrier management, GPS tracking systems, chain-of-custody controls, and physical security for goods in transit
• Hardware security - Familiarity with physical security controls for IT hardware assets, data bearing devices, and infrastructure equipment
• Data center security - Understanding of physical and logical security principles in data center environments
• Data bearing device (DBD) security - Knowledge of sanitization requirements, handling procedures, and chain-of-custody for storage media

• Program management - Ability to manage multiple concurrent workstreams, track deliverables, and drive projects to completion across cross-functional teams
• Relationship building - Skilled at establishing trust and productive working relationships with diverse stakeholders including internal teams and external parties
• Problem solving / adaptability - Demonstrated ability to think on their feet, solve problems in real-time, and adapt to rapidly changing operational environments

• Investigations - Experience conducting security investigations, gathering evidence, interviewing stakeholders, and producing findings reports
• Intelligence collection, analysis, and assessment - Familiarity with threat monitoring, open-source intelligence, and risk assessment methodologies
• Supply chain, logistics, and transportation security - Understanding of freight operations, carrier management, GPS tracking systems, chain-of-custody controls, and physical security for goods in transit
• Hardware security - Familiarity with physical security controls for IT hardware assets, data bearing devices, and infrastructure equipment
• Data center security - Understanding of physical and logical security principles in data center environments
• Data bearing device (DBD) security - Knowledge of sanitization requirements, handling procedures, and chain-of-custody for storage media