Corporate Security Operations Manager: OpenAI

# Corporate Security Operations Manager:
OpenAI
** OpenAI
* * Mountain View Start Date
09/06/ Full-TimeOpenAI is hiring a Corporate Security Operations Manager for its Mountain View site. The full-time role pays $203,000 to $225,000 and includes equity. The Mountain View role typically works in the office four to five days each week.

The manager leads day-to-day site security operations and vendor-managed armed and unarmed teams. The work covers physical-security measures, policies, training, incident reporting, and coordination with Workplace, Facilities, building management, law enforcement, and external partners. VIP and government-guest coordination is part of the assignment. OpenAI lists 15 or more years of law-enforcement or corporate-security experience.
* ** Role:
** Corporate Security Operations Manager
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* Employer:

** OpenAI
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* Location:

** Mountain View
* ** Pay:** $203,000 to $225,000 plus equity
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* Employment type:

** Full-time Apply at OpenAIApplicants for the Mountain View role prepare a record of senior law-enforcement or corporate-security leadership. Candidates need evidence of vendor-team supervision, security-systems knowledge, and training experience.## Daily Site Security Work The manager reviews site risks and directs corrective work when a control, procedure, or operating condition needs attention. Security performance and incident information move into regular reporting, so the manager can identify unresolved issues and coordinate follow-up with internal teams.

Vendor management is part of the daily assignment. The manager oversees contracts and working relationships with armed and unarmed security providers, coordinates with building management and external partners, and supports security operations during campus events.
* Site-security risk review and remediation
* Physical-security measures, policies, and procedures
* Vendor contracts and team performance
* Incident reporting and security-performance reporting

The work also includes security operations roles that connect site controls with facilities and workplace activity. The listed responsibilities place the manager between operational security teams and the groups that manage the physical campus.## Armed And Unarmed Team Leadership

OpenAI expects the manager to lead vendor teams that protect a corporate site through access procedures, response practices, and daily presence. Frontline leadership from a police department, a corporate-security program, or a field-training environment supports this work.

Protective teams use preparation, route planning, venue advances, emergency coordination, and local-authority liaison when a principal or group faces changing risks. Those elements appear in Pinkerton's protection program description, while this job concentrates on the corporate site and its security teams. VIP and government-guest coordination connects the manager's site work with close protection teams.

The manager also coaches security personnel and develops working relationships across departments. Clear escalation paths matter when Workplace, Facilities, law enforcement, and external providers must act on the same incident.## Security Systems And Training The qualification list includes access control, surveillance, video-management, and intrusion-detection systems. A manager needs to connect those systems to physical procedures, vendor performance, and incident follow-up rather than treat each tool as a separate task.

Training covers onboarding, scenario-based exercises, recurring instruction, and FTO-style development. Executive protection training standards emphasize measurable instruction, operational delivery, and retention of knowledge and skills through BEPP standards work.

The role calls for supervisory experience at the Sergeant, Lieutenant, or Captain level, or comparable frontline leadership and field-training experience. Strong vendor management, adaptability, resilience, and relationship-building skills support the same operational chain.## Mountain View Office Work Pattern The manager typically works in the office four to five days each week. Daily work therefore stays close to the site, its access points, its facilities partners, and the security personnel assigned to the campus.

Security professionals work across protective operations, site security, and incident response. Executive protection covers physical, digital, operational, and reputational risks, and threat assessment examines credibility, intent, capability, proximity, and…