Website Nordstrom
Interim asset protection at the downtown Portland store. Requisition R-884615.

Pay and schedule
$24.65–25.65/hour. Variable schedule based on business needs; interim assignment.
The work
Investigate theft, monitor video, support merchandise protection and emergency response, and prepare incident reports.
Qualifications
Valid Oregon security license; sound judgment, clear communication, confidentiality and flexible availability. Investigative, security and asset-protection experience preferred.
Benefits
Eligible health, retirement, paid-time-away and merchandise-discount benefits; incentives may apply.
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Employer posting checked October 14, 2026. OSG review expiry: November 12, 2026. This is a site review date, not an employer-announced deadline.
To apply for this job please visit nordstrom.wd501.myworkdayjobs.com.
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