Supply Chain Security Compliance Specialist, Supply Chain and Intellectual Property Security

We"re seeking a Security Supply Chain Assessor to help protect Amazon"s global supply chain through security assessments and risk management. This role requires international travel (up to 75%) across APAC, North America, and South America Regions.

The Cybersecurity Supply Chain Assessor plays a critical role in evaluating and strengthening the security posture of third-party manufacturing and supplier partners across the global supply chain. This position involves conducting on-site cybersecurity assessments of supplier facilities, verifying adherence to corporate and industry security standards, and identifying risks related to data protection, software provisioning, and hardware production environments.

The ideal candidate will have deep technical expertise in cybersecurity controls, a strong understanding of manufacturing and supplier ecosystems, and the ability to collaborate cross-functionally with internal and external stakeholders across multiple time zones and regions.

Key job responsibilities

• Conduct on-site cybersecurity assessments of suppliers and contract manufacturers across APAC, North America, and South America.
• Building virtualized environments.
• Building and running AI agent.
• Evaluate supplier environments against company and industry security standards (e.g., ISO 27001, NIST 800-171, and internal security frameworks).
• Assess security domains including but not limited to:

o Network segmentation and access control

o Data encryption and protection mechanisms

o Endpoint and server security

o Secure software provisioning and storage

o Incident response and monitoring practices

o Physical and environmental security controls

• Document findings, develop risk ratings, and provide actionable remediation guidance to suppliers.
• Partner with internal security, compliance, and supply chain teams to ensure continuous improvement of supplier risk management programs.
• Track, monitor, and verify closure of remediation actions through follow-up assessments or evidence reviews.
• Contribute to the development and enhancement of standardized assessment frameworks, methodologies, and automation tools.
• Provide training and knowledge-sharing sessions for suppliers and internal stakeholders to improve overall security maturity.
• Maintain awareness of evolving global cybersecurity regulations, threats, and best practices relevant to the manufacturing and supply chain ecosystem.