3 information security office jobs found in Wellesley

Babson College The Emergency Manager is responsible for College-wide emergency preparedness and risk mitigation efforts, incident response, and emergency communications. This position develops and coordinates action plans, serves as a liaison with other departments and agencies, and is responsible for developing programs, training, drills and educational initiatives that promote the safety and welfare of the Babson community. WHAT YOU WILL DO Oversees College-wide emergency preparedness; responds to College events and emergencies and regularly assesses risk and vulnerability and makes recommendations to improve preparedness efforts and processes through proactive mitigation strategies. Assists in leading the College's Executive Policy and Planning Group and Crisis Response Teams, facilitating and coordinating communication and response efforts, as well as providing regular training, drills and exercises to Public Safety and other community members. Develops, maintains,...

Babson College The Workday System Administrator supports and manages Babson College's Workday platform, with emphasis on the Student Information System, and specific areas of Finance. This role independently handles tenant management, system configuration, security administration, and upgrades, while also developing documentation and ensuring data integrity. Responsibilities include troubleshooting issues; monitoring system health; supporting custom application development via Workday Extend; staying current with platform updates; and collaborating closely with the Workday Platform Manager, Workday Operations team and campus stakeholders to maintain a secure, efficient, and well-aligned system environment. WHAT YOU WILL DO Maintain a complete understanding of the system to act as a liaison between IT and functional areas within Student Information System, Finance, and Human Capital Management. Serve as the secondary security administrator for the student portion of the...

Babson College THE OPPORTUNITY Working under the supervision of a Police Sergeant, the Community Service Officer (CSO) serves in an unarmed, uniformed security position. Specifically responsible for working as a call taker and dispatcher in the Public Safety Department Communications Center. This position may also be responsible for patrolling the campus on foot or in a vehicle; issuing parking tickets; performing walking or mobile escorts; and assisting with various public safety functions. WHAT YOU WILL DO Work in the Public Safety Department's Communications Center as a dispatcher including but not limited to receiving emergency calls, determining the nature and location of incidents, and dispatching appropriate police, fire, and emergency medical services personnel using radio, telephone, and computer systems. Responsible for operating complex dispatch software, coordinating communications, relaying information between emergency responders and agencies, providing...