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Lead regional risk analysis and crisis services for data centers, delivering intelligence assessments, incident-response communications, and security risk advice to cross-functional teams.
Manage execution and improvement of the risk analysis and crisis services program for data centers and technical infrastructure in a defined geographical region. Deliver risk assessments, intelligence briefings, and position papers that support decision-making and business continuity. Participate in incident response, document impacts and response actions for stakeholders, and join a rotating weekend on-call schedule. Help define and execute risk-intelligence strategy, and partner with cross-functional teams to identify and analyze security risks.
Requires a bachelor's degree in Security, Intelligence, or equivalent practical experience, plus five years of experience in a public- or private-sector security or threat-intelligence role. Preferred qualifications include project-management certification; experience creating executive-level briefings and presentations; writing and editing skills; experience with Google Workspace products, including artificial intelligence applications; and understanding of the intelligence lifecycle, online research tools, and physical security risks and trends. The role may require flexible hours, including occasional evenings and weekends.
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Google is a global search, advertising, and cloud company that operates a large engineering office in Shibuya, Tokyo, hiring software engineers in Japan.
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