Senior Manager, NAOU Engineer

Summary: Senior Manager, OT Cybersecurity – North America Operating Unit   Overview   The Senior Manager, OT Cybersecurity for the North America Operating Unit (NAOU) leads the protection of the industrial control systems and manufacturing technology that keep Coca-Cola production running across North America. This role partners with plant leadership, engineering, and IT to make sure the equipment that produces, packages, and moves Coca-Cola products is safe, reliable, and resilient against cyber threats.   Reporting to the OT Cybersecurity Director within the Manufacturing Security team, the Senior Manager leads a team of OT cybersecurity analysts and engineers responsible for protecting NAOU's plants and supporting facilities. The role translates the Company's manufacturing cybersecurity strategy into day-to-day execution in the field — covering risk assessments, controls, monitoring, incident response, and continuous improvement across NAOU sites.

OT Cybersecurity Strategy & Program Leadership   Lead execution of the Company's manufacturing cybersecurity strategy across NAOU, translating it into a clear, multi-year roadmap for the region.   Apply industry standards and frameworks — NIST Cybersecurity Framework (including the Manufacturing Profile), NIST SP 800-82, and ISA/IEC 62443 — to NAOU plants and supporting facilities.   Develop, implement, and   maintain   OT security policies, standards, and procedures tailored to manufacturing environments.   Partner with the OT Cybersecurity Director and broader Manufacturing Security team to ensure consistency with global standards while adapting to NAOU's needs.   Risk Assessment & Controls   Identify   and assess cyber risks across NAOU's industrial control systems, including potential vulnerabilities in hardware, software, and network configurations.   Provide technical and design recommendations to harden OT assets, networks, and remote access at NAOU sites.   Use the Purdue Model and ISA/IEC 62443 zones and conduits to guide segmentation, secure architecture, and risk reduction.   Ensure compliance with relevant regulations and standards applicable to NAOU operations.   Monitoring, Detection & Incident Response   Oversee deployment, tuning, and day-to-day use of OT monitoring tools (e.g.,   Claroty , Microsoft Defender for IoT) across NAOU sites.   Partner with the Security Operations Center and Incident Response teams to ensure OT alerts are triaged, investigated, and resolved with manufacturing context.   Lead OT incident response readiness for NAOU, including playbooks, tabletop exercises, and coordination with plant leadership during real events.   Drive measurable improvements in the Company's ability to   identify , respond to, and   recover from   cyber threats at production sites.   Vulnerability & Asset Management   Own the OT vulnerability management process for NAOU — scanning, prioritization, and remediation tracking — balancing risk reduction with manufacturing uptime and safety.   Maintain   accurate   visibility of OT assets (PLCs, HMIs, SCADA, historians, network devices, thin clients, virtualization hosts) across NAOU sites.   Drive secure baseline configurations and patch / change management practices for OT assets in partnership with engineering and operations.   Stakeholder Partnership & Awareness   Work closely with IT security, plant engineering, operations, and supply chain partners to ensure cohesive cybersecurity practices across IT and OT.   Engage NAOU plant leadership and site teams as a trusted advisor on OT cyber risk and controls.   Educate employees, contractors, and partners about cybersecurity best practices specific to OT and manufacturing environments.   Coordinate with Concentrate Product Supply, Flavor Manufacturing, and other Company manufacturing groups to share lessons and standards.   Reporting & Continuous Improvement   Provide clear,