We are looking for a Security Architect to work with an enterprise client base for an organisation specialised in the remediation of security issues within complex ecosystems.
You'll likely fall into one of two areas;
Historically, you may have held infrastructure or solutions architecture roles servicing the enterprise market. You'll be coming at each client challenge from an OSI perspective, knowing everything stems from 0's and 1's. You'll be managing executive stakeholders by helping them understand their risk profile, and how this solution will be able to help them optimise these risks.
You may come from a software development background and understand the S-SDLC and SBD principles exceptionally well. You'll be able to help contextualise the problems organisations may be facing and demonstrate the value of this solution in that context to product development teams, project/program managers, and more software-aware executives.
Responsibilities
· Consulting and whiteboarding of solutions with existing and prospective clients
· Preparation of technical proposal elements specific to the requirements
· Serve as a security expert and Point of Contact for a small enterprise user base
Requirements
· Proven experience as a Security Specialist, Senior Software Dev, or Infrastructure Architect
· Familiarity with security frameworks and risk management methodologies
· Knowledge of patch management, firewalls and intrusion detection/prevention systems
· An analytical mind with exceptional problem-solving abilities
· Outstanding communication and organisation skills
On Offer
· An incredibly adaptive working environment where you really have input in how and where you’ll work
· An exceptionally positive working culture
· Part of an organisation with rapid growth and demonstrable history in success
· Above market rate salary
As roles with this company are highly sought after, we are proactively headhunting too, but we have learnt over decades in search that the right person may well be reading this and not on our speed-dial!
- If you’re smart (like, really smart) and have a fundamental expertise in an area identified above, we should talk.