Golden Valley, Minnesota, US (On-site)1 open job
Pentair Flow Technologies designs and builds water filtration, pumping, and pool equipment systems, operating across 150+ countries with a focus on residential, commercial, and industrial water infrastructure.
Pentair Flow Technologies, LLC builds and maintains the infrastructure behind clean pools, safe drinking water, and industrial water systems - networks that span more than 150 countries and roughly 130 operating sites across 34 nations. The attack surface is physical and digital: pumping stations, filtration controls, and pool equipment increasingly run on networked SCADA and IoT platforms that require serious defensive engineering. For a cybersecurity team, the threat model here isn't theoretical - it's OT environments where a compromised pump controller or water treatment interface carries real-world consequences.
The company's technical domains - water filtration, pumping systems, pool equipment design, and industrial water solutions - mean security work touches both traditional IT stacks and operational technology. Think asset inventory across legacy PLCs, network segmentation between corporate and plant-floor systems, vulnerability management in environments where uptime isn't optional, and incident response plans calibrated to physical process safety. With about 10,000 employees globally, the security organization likely has to scale policy and detection across a sprawling, geographically distributed estate.
Pentair has been operating since 1966, giving it decades of technical debt alongside modern connected-product deployments. The company's stated mission centers on making water more accessible, safer, and smarter - which translates to connected devices, cloud telemetry, and data pipelines that all need securing. Cybersecurity roles here mean defending infrastructure where the stakes are tangible: water quality, system availability, and public health.
