Lead Engineering Manufacturing Security

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The Lead Engineer, Manufacturing Security is responsible for executing operational technology (OT) Zero –Trust remote access security program and supporting network segmentation implementations at Danaher manufacturing sites as part of the DIS OT Security Center of Excellence. This role works closely with the OT Security Architects to deploy approved solutions for OT remote access controls, retire legacy VPN and vendor direct-connect solutions, and remediate uncontrolled third-party access across the global manufacturing portfolio. This position offers a unique opportunity to lead the operational execution of a strategic zero-trust remote access transformation across one of the most complex OT environments in the life sciences and diagnostics industry.

Support the deployment and site-level configuration of a Zero Trust Remote Access Architecture for OT environments at Danaher manufacturing sites — working under the direction of the Remote Access Lead to operationalize OT remote access, retire legacy VPN solutions, and establish approved, monitored access methods for employees, contractors, and OT OEMs

Conduct OT vendor remote access assessments at assigned manufacturing sites — identifying unauthorized or uncontrolled remote connections (legacy modems, consumer-grade remote tools, direct vendor links, unknown cellular connections) and coordinating remediation or replacement with DIS-approved solutions without disrupting production operations