• Take ownership of enhancing our security posture and protecting MDLZ infrastructure • Be adept at technical writing. Capable of communicating with both technical and nontechnical stakeholders across all levels including C-suite with ability to scope, tailor, and triage information shared to the roles and business priorities of audiences • Develop and execute comprehensive containment, eradication, and recovery strategies, prioritizing business continuity and minimizing disruption to business processes • Coordinate response activities with incident response teams, internal stakeholders, and external partners • Follow established and best-practice incident response procedures while iterating as necessary for novel events • Collaborate closely with a wide range of technical and non-technical teams across business functions and geographies • Effectively scope, tailor, and triage incident information for diverse audiences, including C-suite executives, providing clear, concise, and timely updates • Perform in-depth malware analysis, network forensics, log analysis, and reverse engineering to identify root causes, establish timelines, and uncover Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) and Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs) both independently and in partnership with security, technology, and business roles • Contribute significantly to the continuous review, refinement, and expansion of incident response playbooks, runbooks, and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), aligning them with industry best practices (e.g., NIST, MITRE) and our unique global context • Embody a passion for growth and drive for continuous learning • Act as a coach and mentor to other analysts, elevating skills and contributing to overall uplift of our global cybersecurity capabilities • Provide technical training sessions to various MDLZ global teams • Perform "lessons learned" reviews for significant incidents, identifying systemic weaknesses and driving recommendations for security control improvements, architectural enhancements, and organizational changes to prevent recurrence