Security Architect

About the Role

As a Security Architect, your role involves designing, reviewing, and enhancing security frameworks, ensuring alignment with business goals for both existing and new security solutions. Youll be accountable for implementing and upholding technical security measures in line with best practices and organizational needs. Effective collaboration with various teams and stakeholders will be essential to safeguard company assets and data. This role demands both active, hands-on participation and forward-thinking strategy to uphold, shape, and develop security architecture while we expand and evolve.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Conduct Threat Modeling Architectural Assessments to cover all Information Security domains to ensure Security by Design
• Assess technologies and solutions to develop and enrich security capabilities
• Identify security gaps and communicate associated business risks to relevant stakeholders
• Craft solutions that harmonize business needs with security and compliance requirements
• Verify the effectiveness of security controls in mitigating identified risks
• Assist engineering projects across the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and collaborate to prioritize product security elements effectively
• Apply expertise in information security and application development to instigate organizational shifts aimed at managing and resolving security weaknesses and vulnerabilities
• Contribute to the creation of security policies, standards, and guidelines
• Devise and implement frameworks for data classification, retention, and disposal to ensure alignment with data privacy regulations
• Spearhead initiatives for data security awareness and training

Qualifications and Skills:

• 7+ years of experience in Information Security with at least 2 years as a Security Architect
• Bachelor s Degree in Computer Science or related field, or an additional 3 years of pertinent work involvement preferred
• Strong knowledge of prevalent security architectures, frameworks, standards and emerging threats along with strategies and technologies for defense
• Deep understanding of network protocols, operating systems, databases, applied cryptography, least privilege, zero trust principles, identity access management, and other core information security concepts
• Expertise in cloud computing and its associated best security practices encompassing applications, infrastructure, storage, platforms, and data security
• Ability to conduct threat modeling and risk assessments
• CISSP certification, while not required, is highly preferred

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