Sr. Engineer, Operational Tech Cyber Security
iroquois pipeline operating companyHartford (CT)
Sr. Engineer, Operational Tech Cyber Security
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iroquois pipeline operating companyHartford (CT)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Summary:
The position of Senior Engineer, OT Cyber Security is a part of the Engineering Services Department and a team of engineers that support the operations of Iroquois’ natural gas pipeline system. This position will be responsible for managing the Operational Technology (OT) cyber security program. This includes developing and implementing strategies to ensure all OT devices are protected from cyber threats. OT devices include PLCs, RTUs, HMIs, Engineering Workstations, and network communication devices. This person will work with operations personnel, engineers, and IT personnel to coordinate activities, share information, troubleshoot issues, and prepare failure analysis. This position may be required to supervise contractors and/or consultants on some projects and will spend time at field locations. This position will also require a strong electrical and control (E&C) engineering background for providing expertise necessary for design and enhancement and for operational troubleshooting of E&C equipment primarily at Iroquois Meter Stations, Valve Sites, and Compressor Stations. This includes administration and programming of station and unit programmable logic controllers (PLCs)for Solar and Siemens turbine packages (Allen BradleyPLC 5 and Control Logix Processors and RS Logix programming software). The position works with vendors and consultants on the design of new control systems and on troubleshooting existing systems. In addition, this position will provide support for installation, programming, and maintenance for remote terminal units (RTUs) unit programmable logic controllers (PLCs), and flow computers at valve sites and meter stations. This position will also lead the E&C team weekly review and prioritize issue response, while mentoring junior E&C engineers. Knowledge: This position must be able to identify OT network threats, develop mitigation strategies, and execute the strategies. The person must stay informed on continuously developing technology and advancements in control systems and OT cyber security. This person must be able to respond to cyber related emergencies (including nights and weekends) in the field in person or work with others in remote locations to resolve the issues. Some skills and requirements necessary are: Knowledge of PLCs, Remote Terminal Units (RTUs), and SCADA systems is required.
Knowledge of TCP/IP, BSAP, Control:
Net, Enron Modbus, CIP, and other OT protocols is required.
Expertise with Ethernet, RS-232, RS-485, coaxial, modem, wireless (including cellular), and satellite communication equipment is required.
Experience developing and managing control systems cyber security architecture.
Expertise in networkhardware including firewalls, switches and cabling.
Aptitude to analyze, repair, document, and report OT network issues.
Ability to developand train on operating procedures and engineering specifications.
Experience in project and contract management.
Must be able to collaborate across different functions within the organization.
Expected travel: up to 25% domestic travel
Experience:
Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Electronics, or Computer engineering required.
Must have at least seven years of relevant industrial controls experience, including PLC programming and maintenance, RTU programming and maintenance.
Global Industrial Cyber Security Professional (GICSP) certification is preferred.
Specific experience with gas turbines in pipeline or electrical generation applications is also preferred.
General:
The work effort of this position is highly variable and about 10-25 percent could be directed towards unplanned activities (i. e., troubleshooting). The incumbent must be willing to respond to callouts on a 24-hour basis, and if available, is obligated to respond to all safety related and emergency events. The incumbent must communicate effectively and work to facilitate conflicting interests in Commercial Operations, Information Technology, and Field Operations. The incumbent is also challenged to maintain personal knowledge of advancing technology and regulations. In addition, the incumbent must manage rapid hardware and software technology changes, cost effectively.
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