Engineer, Information Security & Risk – PCI Compliance

Company Overview

Headquartered in Dublin, Ohio, Cardinal Health, Inc. (NYSE: CAH) is a global, integrated health care services and products company connecting patients, providers, payers, pharmacists and manufacturers for integrated care coordination and better patient management. Backed by nearly 100 years of experience, with more than 48,000 employees in nearly 60 countries, Cardinal Health ranks among the top 20 on the Fortune 500, America's Most Innovative Companies Rank #51, Fortune Sector Leaders:
Health Care Rank #5, with a $223 billion of revenue in FY25.

This role is part of the Information Security function for Cardinal Health International India Pvt Ltd (CHII). Cardinal Health International India (CHII) is part of the Cardinal Health Global Technology and Business Services (GTBS) team. CHII leverages technology to offer scalable and health care solutions to enhance efficiency and improve quality of care across the value chain. Our vision is to build a world class capability center that is an intersection of tech‑innovation and learning, empowering our people to build solutions which will solve health care’s most complex challenges.

Information Security and Risk develops, implements, and enforces security controls to protect the organization's technology assets from intentional or inadvertent modification, disclosure, or destruction. This job family develops system back‑up and disaster recovery plans, conducts incident responses, threat management, vulnerability scanning, virus management and intrusion detection as well as completes risk assessments. The IT Governance and Compliance function within the organization develops, enhances, and maintains security policies and IT compliance programs in alignment with regulatory, legal, and contractual requirements, while collaborating closely with key stakeholders to maintain a secure and compliant technology environment.

We are committed to building a resilient, secure, and compliant digital ecosystem, and you will play a critical role in safeguarding our information and supporting our mission to improve the lives of people every day.

We are seeking a detailed‑oriented and proactive IT Compliance specialist to support our enterprise PCI DSS Compliance Program.

This role requires having an in‑depth understanding of local, national, and international privacy and security regulations such as PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard), and CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act) and as well as relevant control frameworks to drive compliance to regulatory requirements that impact healthcare organizations.

The Engineer will play an active role in growing the PCI compliance program to confirm policies, standards, procedures, and assessment activities that are in alignment with Cardinal Health customer, business, IT, and PCI DSS requirements, while working with members of the Information Security and Risk Management team as well as key stakeholders throughout the enterprise such as enterprise architects, IT solution owners, training teams, etc.

Success in the role will be measured by the effectiveness of the implementation and operation of PCI compliance program including coordination and execution of assessments and maintaining documentation and evidence to confirm PCI DSS requirements are met.

• Serve as the primary coordinator and compliance assessor to drive execution of organization’s PCI DSS compliance program.
• Conduct assessments and identify control requirements to evaluate compliance against PCI DSS requirements, while collaborating with key stakeholders including finance, IT, information security, and business, as needed.
• Maintain and manage compliance documentation and evidence collection to support ongoing annual PCI DSS assessments and audits.
• Collaborate with solution owners and key stakeholders to identify and understand control gaps and vulnerabilities, prioritize based on risk, and recommend action plans that will address root causes. Monitor and manage open issues through closure.
• Assess current PCI control environment to…