At Bulk, our mission is to build sustainable infrastructure that supports the digital society of tomorrow. As one of the leading providers of sustainable, high-performance data center solutions in the Nordics, we design and operate infrastructure that powers artificial intelligence and the digital society – efficiently, securely, and with 100% renewable energy. We are now looking to hire a Physical Security Director to play a central role in shaping the physical security standards that set the foundation for our growing data center portfolio.
The Physical Security Director is a high-impact role with responsibility for the end-to-end physical security program across multiple large-scale data center sites. You will design the operating model, set the standards, and act as the central security authority as Bulk grows. The role offers significant influence, close collaboration with senior stakeholders, and the opportunity to build a new central security capability from the ground up.
As our Physical Security Director, your key responsibilities will be:
Lead the end-to-end physical security program across Bulk's Nordic data center portfolio.
Define and own physical security standards, policies, and procedures aligned with hyperscaler-grade requirements.
Harmonize site security zoning, layered defences, access rules, and minimum controls against recognized standards (EN 50600-2-5, ISO/IEC 22237, ANSI/TIA-942).
Run site-level and portfolio-level security risk assessments and lead threat modelling, including insider threat and supply chain risk.
Own the reference architecture for PACS, CCTV, intrusion and alarm systems, including cyber-physical convergence with SOC/SIEM integration.
Ensure regulatory alignment across the EU/EEA (NIS2, CER), Norway (Sikkerhetsloven, NSM), and Denmark's evolving resilience framework.
Lead customer assurance engagements: evidence packs, audit walkthroughs, and continuous compliance reporting.
Act as senior escalation point during security incidents, leading investigations, incident command, and root cause analysis.
Build and then lead a team, and mentor site security teams and support capability building across the organization.
Establish vendor governance for guard services, integrators, and OEMs.
You are an experienced physical security leader with a strong evidence-based mindset and the credibility to act as an authority across a growing data center organization. You thrive in complex environments, enjoy setting standards from the ground up, and are comfortable balancing operational realities with long-term scalability.
Minimum of a bachelor's degree in security management, Engineering, Risk/Compliance, Criminal Justice, or equivalent experience.
At least 10 years of experience in physical security, with a proven track record leading security for high-availability, 24/7 critical infrastructure environments such as data centers, hyperscaler/colocation, telecom, defence, or energy.
Working knowledge of data center security standards such as EN 50600-2-5, ISO/IEC 22237, and ANSI/TIA-942.
Expertise across PACS, CCTV, intrusion detection, perimeter protection, mantraps, and secure zoning.
Demonstrable ability to write and implement procedures, standards, and control frameworks – not just manage vendors.
Proven experience leading incident command and investigations, including insider threat scenarios.
Experience responding to hyperscaler or cloud provider audits and customer controls testing.
Familiarity with EU resilience regulation (NIS2, CER) and ISO 27001/27002 physical control concepts.
Strong stakeholder management skills and the ability to lead through influence.
Comfortable with periodic travel to data centers, vendors, and project sites across Norway and Denmark.
Relevant certifications such as ASIS CPP, ASIS PSP, or ISO 27001 Lead Implementer/Auditor are an advantage.
A unique opportunity to shape a newly established central security function.
Influence the physical security standards of next-generation, sustainable data centers.
Work at the intersection of operations, engineering, and future-focused critical infrastructure.
A dynamic, growth-oriented workplace with a strong sustainability focus.
Comprehensive insurance and annual health check.
Additional time off during Easter and Christmas.
Monthly contribution to home internet costs and sustainable commuting.
Annual wellness allowance to support an active lifestyle.
Fully paid parental leave.
Take the next step in your career and join us as we build the future of digital infrastructure in Norway and beyond!
We review applicants continuously, so we highly encourage you to apply as soon as possible. To apply, please upload your CV and a cover letter detailing your relevant experience and why you are the ideal candidate for this role.
We conduct background checks on all hires. We may also require you to obtain security clearance and a police certificate of conduct. Bulk aim for gender balance and a diverse workforce. We do not discriminate against gender, race, ethnicity, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, pregnancy and/or disability. We appreciate the time you have spent, and if the role aligns with your aspirations, we encourage you to apply!
Bulk Infrastructure is a leading provider of sustainable digital infrastructure in the Nordics. We are an industrial investor, developer, and operator of industrial real estate, data centers, and dark fiber networks. We believe in the value creation opportunity of enabling our digital society to be fully sustainable. Our ambition is to be the go-to player for anyone that wants to leverage the Nordics for data processing requirements of the future, whether in Denmark, Sweden or Norway. We have a track record of delivering high quality and cost-effective customer solutions faster than anyone else, either in existing sites or new builds. Hence our vision: Racing to bring sustainable infrastructure to a global audience.
Bulk Infrastructure was established in 2006 and the founder and employees still hold the majority share of the company. Our headquarter is in Oslo with operational teams and sites other places in the Nordics. We are organized into three business areas of Industrial Real Estate, Global Fiber Networks, and Data Centers. We own strategic land parcels in several Nordic countries, we have developed more than 400 thousand sqm of industrial buildings including data centers as well as 10 thousand km of subsea and terrestrial dark fiber networks. We have a customer portfolio ranging from specialized local players to global giants within their fields.
