Lead Security Architect
Lead Security Architect
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Experience performing security risk assessments and system configuration audits in an enterprise environment to identify weaknesses and policy non-compliance.
- Experience operating an enterprise network including building servers in an on-premises or cloud environment.
- A high desire to develop technical and security expertise and have a passion to learn about new technologies, and progressively takes initiative to develop that expertise.
- Working knowledge and application of NIST Security Publications, PCI-DSS, and industry standards for hardening systems and software.
- Solution design and engineering experience in one or more security domains including Identity & Access Management, Network Security, Application Security, Cryptography, Security Assessment and Testing, Security Operations, and Secure Software Development.
- Working experience with firewalls and access control lists.
- Experience developing assessment reports, analyses of alternatives, or comprehensive IT solution designs.
- It would be a bonus if you have:
- Experience with software defined networking concepts and continuous integration and delivery solutions.
- A degree in Computer Science or Engineering.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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