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Technical Security Program Manager at Goodman - ApplyBlast

Technical Security Program Manager

Goodman

1 day ago

3.8 on Glassdoor

Vilvoorde, Belgium

Hybrid

Full Time

Manager

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About this role

The Technical Security Program Manager serves as the technical authority for security-system readiness, acceptance, and sustained performance across Goodman's Continental European data centre portfolio. This role involves overseeing design, construction, testing, and post-RFS stabilisation to ensure operational resilience and continuous improvement. The position requires leading multidisciplinary teams, managing vendor governance, and ensuring compliance with security standards and integration requirements.

Responsibilities

Own security commissioning and assurance framework from design through RFS
Review security designs and integration architecture for buildability and resilience
Lead configuration, functional testing, and performance optimization across security platforms

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About Goodman

goodman.com

Headquarters

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

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Goodman is a global industrial property group that develops, owns and manages warehouses, distribution centres and logistics parks serving retailers, manufacturers and e‑commerce businesses. It provides end‑to‑end services — development, investment and asset/ property management — to deliver modern logistics and last‑mile infrastructure. Goodman operates across the Americas, Europe and Asia–Pacific with a large industrial portfolio and partnerships with institutional investors. The company emphasizes sustainability, long‑term customer relationships and tailored solutions to support evolving supply‑chain needs.