Hasbro

Manufacturing

GlobalSecurityAuditor

$365000–545000k ~AI est. Hai Phong, Vietnam
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.

The Brief

“Global Security Auditor at Hasbro. Skills: Global Security Audits, Compliance, Reporting. Conduct Global Security audits. Provide support to Manager”

What You'll Achieve.

Ensure compliance with audit findings; Provide actionable recommendations

Industry & Context.

Manufacturing
Problems you'll solve

Root cause analysis

Eligibility Requirements

Up to 75% travel, Domestic travel, International travel

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

1-3 years in audits, 1-3 years manufacturing experience, Proficient in English, Proficient in Vietnamese, Bachelor's degree

Nice to Have

Chinese language proficiency

What You'll Do.

Conduct Global Security audits

Provide support to Manager

Provide assistance with planning

Provide assistance with review

Provide assistance with supplier administration

Perform security assessments

Perform traceability assessments

Compile detailed audit reports

Ensure compliance with findings

Oversee ongoing compliance

Provide recommendations for improvement

Offer training to suppliers

Offer support to suppliers

Conduct investigations into concerns

Improve security program

Enhance security program

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Collaborate with teams

Full Job Description

We take play seriously. We’re looking for curious adventurers ready to find their party, fueled by imagination and drive to build what’s never been built before. At Hasbro and Wizards of the Coast, you’ll collaborate with passionate teams to reimagine our iconic brands and create experiences that spark joy, connection, and community through the magic of play. This is your chance to shape legendary play that lasts a lifetime. As a Global Security Auditor, you will conduct audits and provide support and assistance for the Global Security Audit Manager. Duties will include conducting Global Security audits, not limited to CTPAT and Intellectual property in accordance with established Hasbro security audit protocols and procedures and providing assistance with audit planning, audit review and supplier administration. This role is based in Hai Phong, and requires up to 75% travel to Hasbro's sourcing locations (mostly within Vietnam, with additional potential support required for China, India, Indonesia, Japan, and other Far East countries). What You’ll Do: Perform security and traceability assessments and compile detailed audit reports for review by the Global Security Audit Manager. Analyze vendor's corrective action plans to ensure compliance with audit findings. Oversee ongoing compliance and provide actionable recommendations for improvement. Offer training and support (both remotely and onsite) to suppliers on Global Security requirements. Conduct investigations into vendor security and intellectual property concerns as needed. Continue to improve and enhance the security and intellectual property program What You’ll Bring: 1-3 years in audits and manufacturing experience (not limited to social, security and or traceability areas). Proficient in English and Vietnamese (both spoken and written); Chinese is an added advantage. Bachelor’s degree. Personal Attributes: Initiative-taker, team player, detail-oriented, trustworthy, and positive attitude, good time manageme

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