Regional Security Advisor, Asia Pacific

Goodyear; Delhi; On-site; INR 6,000,000 - 9,000,000; Full time

Job summary

Goodyear is seeking a Regional Security Advisor for Asia Pacific to define and drive a multi-year security strategy, protecting our people, manufacturing footprint, assets, and reputation while enabling the company’s growth.

You will partner with regional leadership on market entry, site selection, and risk appetite, translating global strategy into a mature regional program that can be scaled and measured.

Qualifications

• 15+ years of progressive security management experience.
• Experience in Asia Pacific region preferred.
• Experience in a large multinational company or equivalent public/government sector.
• Proven ability to influence and advise senior executives, and to lead and inspire teams without formal authority.
• Manufacturing sector experience preferred.
• CPP, PSP, PSI, or equivalent certification a plus.

Responsibilities

• Define and own a multi-year Asia Pacific security strategy and roadmap.
• Anticipate geopolitical, economic, criminal, civil unrest, terrorism, and climate-related risks and translate into guidance.
• Lead regional risk assessments and prioritized investment decisions for people, travelers, facilities, and assets.
• Advise on security implications of major business decisions including market entry, acquisitions, site selection, and supply chain footprint.
• Own regional crisis management, business continuity, and emergency preparedness.

Skills

Leadership

Geopolitical acumen

Strategy

Influence senior executives

Risk assessment

Job description

Regional Security Advisor, Asia PacificReports To: Director, Global Security & InvestigationsPosition SummaryAsia Pacific is one of the most dynamic and complex operating environments in the world, shaped by geopolitical tension, rapid economic change, natural hazards, and varied regulatory and cultural landscapes. As the senior security leader for the region, you will define and drive a security vision that protects our people, manufacturing footprint, assets, and reputation while enabling the company's growth ambitions.You will be a strategic partner to regional and country leadership, shaping decisions on market entry, site selection, expansion, and risk appetite. You will translate global security strategy into a regional program that is mature, measurable, and adapted to each country. You will also build the organization, partnerships, and resilience that make the company a secure and credible presence across the region. This is a role for a leader who thinks at enterprise scale and can operate both at the boardroom table and on the plant floor.You Will Be Responsible For:Strategic Vision & Enterprise Risk LeadershipDefining and owning a multi-year Asia Pacific security strategy and roadmap, aligned to global priorities and integrated with regional business plansAnticipating geopolitical, economic, criminal, civil unrest, terrorism, and climate-related risks, and translating them into clear strategic guidance and scenario planning for senior leadershipLeading regional risk assessments and turning the findings into prioritized, risk-based investment decisions for people, travelers, facilities, and assetsAdvising on the security implications of major business decisions, including market entry, acquisitions, divestitures, site selection, and supply chain footprintContributing regional insight and thought leadership to the global security strategy, helping shape enterprise policy, standards, and investment prioritiesResilience, Crisis & Incident LeadershipOwning regional crisis management, business continuity, and emergency preparedness, including governance, exercises, and a culture of continuous improvementServing as the senior security lead during significant incidents, guiding executive decision-making, coordinating cross-functional response, and escalating to the Director, Global Security & InvestigationsEnsuring lessons from incidents and after-action reviews become lasting improvements to the programOverseeing sensitive investigations, the travel security risk program, and executive protection, with appropriate discretion and independenceProgram Ownership & Organizational CapabilityOwning the regional implementation of global security policies and standards, defining metrics that demonstrate effectiveness, maturity, and valuePartnering with the Global Security Operations Support Team to drive enterprise-wide standardization and technology-enabled solutionsBuilding and leading the regional security organization as the program matures, including setting direction, developing talent, and providing oversight for those responsible for security at manufacturing plants and other facilitiesManaging regional security budgets, vendors, and service providers to deliver strong outcomes and valueExecutive Influence & Ecosystem LeadershipServing as the principal security advisor to regional, country, and facility leadership, earning trust as a strategic partner rather than a control functionPartnering with HR, Legal, and Compliance & Ethics to deliver integrated, multidisciplinary guidance on complex, high-stakes mattersBuilding and leading a network of relationships with host-country government agencies, law enforcement, industry bodies, and the multinational public/private security communityRepresenting the company as a credible, well-connected voice on security across Asia PacificWhat You Bring15+ years of progressive security management experience, preferably in Asia Pacific, including leadership of regional or multi-country programsDemonstrated responsibility for security in an environment outside your home country or country of primary residence (required)Experience in a large multinational company or an equivalent public/government sector (required)Proven ability to influence and advise senior executives, and to lead and inspire teams without relying on formal authorityStrong strategic and geopolitical acumen, with the ability to turn complex risk into clear business decisionsExperience building or maturing a security function, including talent, governance, and metricsManufacturing sector experience (preferred)CPP, PSP, PSI, or equivalent certification (a plus)#LI-DD1Goodyear is one of the world's largest tire companies. It employs about 63,000 people and manufactures its products in 48 facilities in 19 countries around the world. Its two Innovation Centers in Akron, Ohio, and Colmar-Berg, Luxembourg, strive to develop state-of-the-art products and services that set the technology and performance standard for the industry. For more information about Goodyear and its products, go to www.goodyear.com/corporateGoodyear is an equal employment opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to any characteristic protected by law.