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Security Architect – 12 month FTC

Cathcart Technology
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8 months ago
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Security Architectrequired for one of Glasgow's most prestigious professional services firms, on a 12 month Fixed-Term contract (with a real chance of becoming permanent). They currently have a team of 10 Architects, and you will be working across both Security and the Architecture team. This role is a 12-month Fixed-Term contract, however there is real opportunity for this to become permanent with the direction the company is going in. The company are currently going through a digital transformation and they have a number of tech roles.

They operate across a number of countries and are in the process of reviewing all of the business services offerings. These roles are sitting within the Enterprise Architecture function and you can be either an experienced Security Architect, or a more technical security resource who has spanned some form of architecture.

This is a new position across the organisation, and you will work closely alongside two other Security Architects, as well as the wider security function. Although the idea is to have 50/50 split of project work to BAU, this role is more likely to be around 70% project focus, with a number of new initiatives at play. This includes a secure web gateway and cloud access security broker implementation, as well as a privileged access management project. There is plenty to be getting on with.

The company you will be joining are undertaking large scale business change and there is plenty of work to be done now and moving forward. They treat their employees extremely well and have continued to grow over the last 5 years. They are looking for someone who can get into the Glasgow office, ideally a few times a week.

Key Skills and Experience:

** A number of years as a Security Architect, or Security Engineer etc (with some architectural knowledge)

** Ability to design, evaluate and recommend security solutions across infrastructure, network and application security

** Ensure security strategies, policies and standards are adhered to correctly

** Define and enforce security policies and procedures, in order to ensure compliance with industry and regulatory practices

** Develop and maintain security control frameworks and ensure their consistent application

** Contribute to security reviews and audits to assess compliance with internal policies and external regulations

** Ensure that the architectures you create, are recognised as the road map for all business services and technical solutions

** Keep up to date with developments in appropriate new technologies/services and participate in the investigation / assessment of the suitability of these

If this role is of interest, then please

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