The New York Times
Senior Manager, Global Security Operations
$145K–$160K
New York, NY · Manager · Full-time · Posted Oct 1, 2026
- Experience
- At least 15 years in physical security and leadership of others.
About the job
Lead the transition to a unified global corporate security operation, overseeing teams and programs that protect employees and locations and support the company’s growth.
What you'll do
- Design global security operations and governance across U.S. and international offices and bureaus.
- Manage, develop, and evaluate a distributed team of in-house and contract security professionals.
- Identify and mitigate physical security threats, coordinate emergency response, and advance security solutions and technologies.
What they ask for
- At least 15 years of experience in physical security and leadership of others.
- Experience scaling security operations in a global organization toward a proactive, intelligence-led, technology-driven architecture.
- Experience with security technology systems, including access control, visitor management, video monitoring, end-user support, ticketing systems, and AI and detection technologies.
- Crisis management and emergency response planning experience.
Nice to have
- Union experience or previous experience in a media organization.
- Training program development and delivery experience; knowledge of project management and planning.
Pay
$145,000 — $160,000 USD (base salary)
Tools
access control, visitor management, video monitoring systems, ticketing systems, AI and detection technologies
AI focus
Use and evaluate AI and detection technologies for security operations.
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