Information Security Analyst

About the role

Mea IT is seeking an Information Security Analyst to support the Information Security Officer in maintaining governance, risk management, and compliance standards across IT and digital environments. The role supports security integrity across the company’s IT and OT systems and compliance with established global governance.

This position is part of a global organization with cultural diversity, local and global operational requirements, and complex technology landscapes. The team is geographically distributed, with no local team in Argentina. The role involves a constant routine of meetings, an internal rotating activity model, and working at the office 2 days per week.

Responsibilities

• Ensure alignment with the Global Security Framework and enforce policies, procedures, and guidelines.
• Define risks, remediation plans, and compensating controls through Deviation Treatment Action Plans (DTAPs).
• Conduct Security Risk Assessments using Group tools and processes.
• Review risks for suppliers, service providers, third parties, and partners.
• Lead compliance for critical digital assets, including stakeholder communication, reporting, evidence review, and maintaining the compliance index.
• Identify privacy and other regulatory requirements, including AI assessments.
• Assess compliance throughout the lifecycle of data and applications (CDAs, Global ERPs).
• Assist with cyber crisis management and simulations.
• Coordinate incident response with stakeholders to minimize impacts.
• Support Digital and IT Audits with responses and control evidence.
• Lead the scope, logistics, and execution of penetration testing for IT and OT.
• Act as an organizational specialist and participate in the team’s internal rotation of operational activities.

Requirements

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Datos clave

• The role works at the office 2 days per week.
• The team operates under a rotating activity model among its members.
• The source listing starts a mandatory requirement with “Primary Domain: Strong...” but does not provide the complete requirement.