- Own the enterprise cybersecurity strategy, roadmap, architecture, and security operating model
- Establish identity as a primary security control plane across single sign-on, conditional access, privileged access, joiner-mover-leaver processes, and access recertification
- Drive endpoint security, vulnerability management, encryption, detection, response, and security monitoring across a distributed environment
- Own incident response planning, exercises, escalation, and executive communication during material security events
- Build security awareness and role-based training focused on measurable behavior and risk reduction
- Partner with technology and business leaders to embed security into systems, integrations, infrastructure, and enterprise AI use cases
- Own the technology policy framework, risk register, control environment, testing calendar, exceptions, remediation, and executive reporting
- Lead SOC 2 Type I and Type II readiness and examinations end to end, including scope, control design, evidence, examiner management, findings, and remediation
- Maintain alignment to applicable frameworks such as NIST CSF, ISO 27001, NIST SP 800-171, or CMMC as business and client requirements evolve
- Build a tiered third-party technology and security risk program and hold managed service providers and vendors accountable for control performance
- Translate client contracts, insurance requirements, and applicable obligations into practical technology controls and ownership
- Provide clear executive-level reporting on technology risk, investment trade-offs, control effectiveness, and remediation priorities
- Own the enterprise data privacy program in partnership with Legal, HR, Business Platforms & Intelligence, and business leadership
- Establish practical standards for data classification, access, handling, retention, sharing, and deletion across enterprise platforms
- Translate applicable U.S. and EMEA privacy requirements into technology controls and operating practices
- Lead privacy-by-design reviews for new systems, integrations, AI use cases, and material changes in data processing
- Establish processes for privacy incidents, third-party data handling, data requests, and cross-border considerations
- Partner with data and platform leaders to strengthen governance across collaboration platforms, the data environment, analytics, and AI
- Partner with technology leadership to establish operating standards across identity, endpoint management, collaboration platforms, infrastructure, service management, and enterprise technology vendors
- Define and monitor technology service health, incident management, availability, support performance, operational risk, and escalation
- Oversee the operating effectiveness of managed service providers and outsourced technology partners, including service levels, performance, escalation, and accountability
- Drive standardization and automation across employee technology lifecycle processes, including onboarding, offboarding, device management, and access
- Build appropriate business continuity, disaster recovery, and technology resilience capabilities for a distributed organization
- Identify opportunities to simplify the technology estate, strengthen controls, improve service, and manage technology cost effectively
- Business Platforms, Data & Intelligence
- Legal and Compliance
- Human Resources
- Finance
- Procurement
- Business Enablement & Program Delivery
- Operating companies
- A documented enterprise security, privacy, and technology risk posture with clear priorities, owners, and remediation plans
- SOC 2 milestones delivered on plan with a sustainable evidence and control-testing process in place
- Stronger identity, endpoint, access, and data protection controls across the enterprise
- A functioning data privacy and information governance program with clear ownership and operating practices
- A tiered third-party risk and vendor oversight model operating consistently
- Improved visibility into technology service health, incidents, operational risk, and vendor performance
- Business continuity and technology resilience plans established and exercised
- Clearer executive visibility into technology risk, investment needs, performance, and trade-offs
- A technology operating environment positioned to support continued growth without creating unnecessary complexity or risk
- Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Cybersecurity, Information Systems, Computer Science, or a related field, or equivalent relevant experience
- 12+ years of progressive experience across enterprise technology, cybersecurity, infrastructure, IT operations, GRC, or comparable technology leadership roles
- Significant leadership experience across at least two of the following: cybersecurity, enterprise IT operations, infrastructure, GRC/data privacy, or technology service delivery
- Demonstrated ownership of a cybersecurity and compliance program, including hands-on leadership of SOC 2 and/or ISO 27001
- Working knowledge of data privacy and information governance, ideally spanning U.S. and EMEA operations
- Deep Microsoft 365 and Entra ID experience, including identity, conditional access, privileged access, endpoint, and data protection controls
- Experience supporting a distributed workforce and managing enterprise technology environments at scale
- Experience owning MSPs, technology vendors, and outsourced service delivery, including SLAs, performance management, escalation, and control oversight
- Practical incident response leadership and the ability to communicate effectively with executives and outside parties during a live event
- Ability to establish operational KPIs and use data to manage service reliability, risk, performance, and technology investment
- Strong executive and board communication with the ability to explain technical risk and trade-offs to non-technical audiences
- Experience scaling technology capabilities through significant organizational growth
- Prior responsibility spanning both cybersecurity and enterprise IT operations, infrastructure, or end-user technology strongly preferred
- CISSP, CISM, CCISO, CRISC, CISA, or comparable certifications are valued but not required
- Experience in construction, engineering, staffing, infrastructure, data centers, field services, or another distributed operating environment is a plus
Skills Required
- Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Cybersecurity, Information Systems, Computer Science, a related field, or equivalent relevant experience
- 12+ years of progressive experience across enterprise technology, cybersecurity, infrastructure, IT operations, GRC, or comparable technology leadership roles
- Leadership experience across at least two of cybersecurity, enterprise IT operations, infrastructure, GRC/data privacy, or technology service delivery
- Ownership of a cybersecurity and compliance program, including hands-on leadership of SOC 2 and/or ISO 27001
- Working knowledge of data privacy and information governance across U.S. and EMEA operations
- Deep Microsoft 365 and Entra ID experience, including identity, conditional access, privileged access, endpoint, and data protection controls
- Experience supporting a distributed workforce and managing enterprise technology environments at scale
- Experience owning MSPs, technology vendors, and outsourced service delivery, including SLAs, performance management, escalation, and control oversight
- Practical incident response leadership and executive communication during live security events
- Ability to establish operational KPIs and use data to manage service reliability, risk, performance, and technology investment
- Strong executive and board communication skills, including explaining technical risk and trade-offs to nontechnical audiences
- Experience scaling technology capabilities through significant organizational growth
- Prior responsibility spanning cybersecurity and enterprise IT operations, infrastructure, or end-user technology
- CISSP, CISM, CCISO, CRISC, CISA, or comparable certification
- Experience in construction, engineering, staffing, infrastructure, data centers, field services, or another distributed operating environment
What We Do
The fifth industrial revolution is here, and it runs on data centers and the skilled labor who build and sustain them. Behind every AI breakthrough, cloud platform, and digital connection is a data center, and behind every data center are the people who build, commission, and operate them. By bringing blue-collar jobs back to the front lines of innovation, Overwatch(SDVOSB) is proving that the future of technology depends on human expertise as much as it does on machines. Your mission-critical journey starts and scales with us. We deliver end-to-end solutions for the data center lifecycle, design, build, staffing, and sustainment, powered by a workforce you can trust.






