Job Description Summary

The Cyber Security Engineer is responsible for protecting substation automation systems, communication networks, and related operational technology (OT) assets from cyber threats. This role supports the secure design, implementation, monitoring, and maintenance of cybersecurity controls across substation automation solutions, ensuring system integrity, availability, and compliance with applicable security standards. The position works closely with engineering, project, and operations teams to assess risks, identify vulnerabilities, respond to security incidents, and help deliver secure, reliable, and resilient substation automation environments. Engineer should be able to perform support for Tendering, Validating architecture, FAT & SAT for Cybersecurity.

Job Description

Roles and Responsibilities

As part of Technical Tendering / ITO

• Review any RFQ’s that touch on Cyber Security or could potentially have an impact on Cyber Security. List recommendations on how to proceed and list any clarifications or exceptions we might take to the bid concerning Cyber Security, using GE and GE RE Policies, coordinating with relevant teams (GS, RE, Legal).
• Assist in creating an architecture reference that could be used for Inquiry to Order (ITO) proposals that require Cyber Security.
• Assist in creating the Security Assurance Plan (SAP) for all projects which require it, be able to discuss it with relevant teams in GE and with the Customer.
• Assist in creating a BOM template for Cyber security devices using a standardized format across GA.
• Assist in creating a template that could be used for estimating costs associated with implementing cyber security (including parts, labour and testing of cyber architecture).

As part of OTR

• Assist in creating the Functional Design Spec (FDS) for the cyber security system which would also define the architecture being implemented. In conjunction work with other internal and external entities to ensure the overall Cyber security design is cohesive.
• Assist with the FAT and SAT plans relating to Cyber Security. Detail on how the security of the system will be tested. Possibly help come up with a list of subcontractors that could be used.
• Assist with configuring the Cyber security devices (Switches, hubs, servers, Jump box, etc.).

Globally

• Share best practices and lessons learned and continuously update the technical cyber security architecture, based on changing technologies, in collaboration with other engineering security leads, domain architects and experts.