Physical Security Lead, Manufacturing OperationsActive$356K

The opportunity

Cerebras Systems builds the world's largest AI chip, 56 times larger than GPUs. This architecture allows Cerebras to deliver industry-leading training and inference speeds; over 10 times faster than GPU-based hyperscale cloud inference services.

What you'll do

  • Serve as the primary Global Physical Security partner for current and future: contract manufacturing locations; develop and govern minimum standards, site requirements, exceptions, and risk acceptance.

  • Conduct initial, recurring, and event-driven site assessments; prioritize: findings, establish corrective actions, and verify closure.

  • Design and govern sensitive-area entry controls, including clean-in/clean-out: (CICO), personal property and data bearing device (DBD) restrictions, visitor and contractor access, escorting, and exceptions, while aligning with cleanroom, ESD, life-safety, and production requirements.

  • Protect intellectual property, proprietary processes, prototypes, components,: test equipment, finished products, and controlled materials through security zoning, access governance, visitor controls, and photography restrictions.

  • Act as the client security representative for partner-managed guard services;: where Cerebras contracts directly, manage scope, post orders, training, service levels, performance metrics, and corrective actions.

  • Collaborate on Cerebras-managed access control, video surveillance, intrusion: detection, visitor management, and alarm-monitoring systems, including design reviews, commissioning, and operational validation.

What they're looking for

  • In partnership with internal stakeholders, define physical security: requirements for new manufacturing partners, production lines, facility expansions, contracts, and statements of work.
  • Govern cargo and logistics security requirements, including chain of custody,: secure staging, shipping and receiving, high-risk shipments, carrier handoffs, and third-party performance.
  • Respond to manufacturing-related security incidents, preserve relevant: evidence, coordinate fact-finding, identify root causes, and track corrective actions.
  • Maintain regular site presence, security metrics, risk reporting, procedures,: training, and concise updates for security and business leadership.