Country Security Manager

The country security manager will be responsible for executing TE's enterprise risk and security program requirements at a TE Philippines manufacturing site, as well as any future locations. This includes oversight of enterprise risk management, facility security programs, physical and procedural security, investigations, crisis management, business continuity, and supply chain security efforts.

• Work with stakeholders to help develop a culture of proactive security & resiliency risk management across all TE Philippines operations.
• Proactively drive a metrics-based security risk management program throughout Philippines operations.
• Collaborate with Global Trade Services, Global Logistics, EH&S, IT, and regional team members at facilities to maintain appropriate security, crisis management, and business continuity requirements.
• Lead security training and awareness efforts to protect personnel, operations and assets against security related risks.
• Manage and maintain the Philippines supply chain security programs in which TE Connectivity currently benefits from or can participate in the future (e.g. C-TPAT or other similar programs).
• Work with the Facilities & TEIS (TE Information Solutions department responsible for IT systems) management team to drive performance improvements across existing security programs (e.g. contract uniform security service providers, physical security systems, and supply chain service providers).
• Identify improvement opportunities, communicate findings with the leadership team, and implement changes after receiving approvals.
• Conduct investigations into allegations or suspicious activity under the direction and scope of the ERSM department.
• Coordinate executive protection, special event, and travel security efforts in Philippines.
• Liaise with local, regional, and national law enforcement.
• Project manage special projects and coordinate awareness resources when required.
• Ability to travel globally (estimated 20%) domestic & some international.

• 7 years of confirmed experience in security and/or security risk management, with leadership/supervisory experience in the areas of programs, guard operations, and physical security.
• Candidates with experience setting up and managing security systems and procedures at electronics manufacturing sites belonging to multinational corporations would be preferred.
• Proven ability to proactively implement data-driven security risk management programs.
• Knowledge of physical security systems, including design, operation and maintenance.
• Experience developing procedural documents.
• Knowledge and understanding of supply chain security methodology including requirements with the CTPAT program.
• Demonstrated experience in crisis management and business continuity.
• Experience and training in conducting investigations.
• Ability to conduct training on various risk and security related topics.