North Texas Security Manager

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Texas Instruments is seeking a Security Manager who will be responsible for the administrative supervision and operational leadership within the physical security organization. Responsibilities include oversight of security operations, contract guard force management, and the planning and execution of security infrastructure and technology projects. This individual develops, implements, and maintains security policies, procedures, and standards to protect people, assets, facilities, and operations while ensuring compliance with corporate requirements and regulatory obligations.

The Security Manager partners cross-functionally with Facilities, ESH&S, HR, Legal, IT, and business leadership to proactively identify risk, implement mitigation strategies, and deliver a professional, performance-driven security program. This individual manages, develops, and evaluates personnel and vendors to ensure the efficient, compliant, and cost-effective operation of the function.

Core Responsibilities:

• Lead day-to-day physical security operations including access control, video surveillance, alarm systems, visitor management, key control, and perimeter security
• Lead and develop security personnel through coaching, performance management, and mentorship; foster a high-performing culture focused on accountability, professional growth, and operational excellence.
• Develop and execute strategic security initiatives aligned with organizational priorities; translate enterprise risk insights into actionable plans that strengthen resilience, operational effectiveness, and long-term program maturity.
• Manage contract guard force performance, staffing levels, training standards, post orders, and daily supervision
• Develop, implement, and maintain security policies, procedures, and standard operating guidelines
• Conduct security risk assessments and vulnerability analyses; develop mitigation plans and track corrective actions
• Coordinate emergency response activities and support crisis management and business continuity programs
• Serve as subject matter expert for physical security systems including access control, CCTV, intrusion detection, and monitoring platforms
• Lead security infrastructure and technology projects from concept through commissioning, including scope definition, budgeting, scheduling, vendor coordination, testing, and handoff to operations
• Participate in security design reviews for new construction and renovation projects to ensure layered security principles are embedded early
• Manage third-party vendors and integrators, including development of SOWs, SLAs, KPIs, performance reviews, and invoice validation
• Maintain audit readiness and ensure compliance with internal policies, regulatory requirements, and contractual obligations
• Develop and track security metrics including incident trends, response times, guard performance, system uptime, and project milestones
• Provide executive-ready reporting and briefings on security risks, incidents, and program performance
• Identify continuous improvement opportunities and implement process enhancements to mature the security program
• Promote a culture of safety, vigilance, professionalism, and accountability