IT/OT Security Engineer & Incident Response Manager at 1440 Foods Manufacturing
New York, NY
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Aug 6, 2026
New York, NY
Sep 24, 2026
What this job asks for AI summary
This role is the primary security engineer and incident response lead for a mid-size CPG/manufacturing company, covering corporate IT, cloud, and OT/industrial environments. Day-to-day work spans leading cyber incident response, administering endpoint detection and response tooling, managing OT network segmentation and secure remote access, and supporting cloud identity security — all while coordinating with a managed 24×7 SOC. It suits a hands-on security professional with meaningful OT/ICS experience.
Senior level · Full-time
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What the occupation pays Median $132,021 (middle half $99,961–$167,095).
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Location is not stated in the posting — no CBSA or state could be determined. The role appears to require on-site presence at a manufacturing facility (OT/plant environment, coordination with plant staff), so remote=false was set, but the physical location is unknown.
The alt SOC (15-1244) reflects the meaningful infrastructure-operations component of this role (OT segmentation, firewall rules, jump-box environments, secure remote access administration); however, the primary framing is security analysis and incident response, so 15-1212 was chosen.
CrowdStrike Falcon is explicitly named as the EDR platform under job responsibilities; the posting also references 'comparable tools,' suggesting alternatives would be accepted, but Falcon is the tool in use.
NIST CSF appears under a 'Governance (support)' sub-function described as secondary, so it is marked preferred rather than a hard gate.
Manufacturing or food-production environment experience is explicitly called 'preferred' in the posting.
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