Senior Security Consultant (OT)

IP-People
Sheffield
8 months ago
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Senior Security Consultant (OT)


A leading and expanding network and security solutions provider is seeking anOperational Technology (OT) Security Consultantto join its growing team. This is a new position within the organisation and an excellent opportunity to join a company at the forefront of securing and connecting digital infrastructure for organisations worldwide.


About the Role

As an OT Security Consultant, you’ll act as a trusted advisor to clients, leveraging your industry knowledge and expertise to help them design, implement, and secure Operational Technology environments. You’ll engage throughout the full solution lifecycle—from pre-sales consultation through to delivery and handover.


Key Responsibilities

  • Define and execute OT security strategies aligned with wider GTM objectives.
  • Engage directly with customers to deliver consultancy and build strong, trusted relationships.
  • Maintain deep technical expertise in OT technologies, trends, and vendor solutions.
  • Deliver technical solutions and security projects, including assessments, designs, and implementations.
  • Support business development through pre-sales activities and proposal contributions.
  • Collaborate across internal departments
  • Develop and maintain relationships with key OT security vendors.


Key Skills & Experience:

OT Architecture & Operations

  • Background within industrial control environments e.g. SCADA, ICS.
  • Deep knowledge of IT/OT security challenges, protocols (Modbus, DNP3, OPC), and risk landscapes.

OT Consultancy

  • Delivered cyber readiness and strategy assessments.
  • Familiarity with frameworks like NIST, IEC 62443, ISO 27001, and regulatory standards.
  • Produced security documentation (risk assessments, security plans, etc.).

OT Security Solutions

  • Designed and implemented cybersecurity controls for OT environments.
  • Hands-on experience with OT-focused technologies e.g., Fortinet, Armis, Claroty, Nozomi).


If this could be of interest, please get in touch or apply for full details.


I look forward to speaking soon.

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