Security Architect

Hays plc
Glasgow, United Kingdom
3 days ago

Role details

Contract type
Temporary contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Working hours
Regular working hours
Languages
English
Compensation
£ 85K

Job location

Remote
Glasgow, United Kingdom

Tech stack

Computer Security
Identity and Access Management

Job description

  • Join a team of around 20 to develop designs and provide overarching strategic architectural insights to the Technical Design Authority (TDA)
  • Create, review, and advise on HLDs and LLDs
  • Provide scoping and support to advance cyber programmes
  • Work cross-functionally with technical colleagues, partners, and project/programme staff
  • Increase cyber maturity while collaborating with third-party suppliers
  • Maintain and communicate the organisation's security architecture
  • Provide security architecture expertise on a variety of projects
  • Assist with cyber accreditation renewals
  • Suggest new security technologies
  • Manage and influence stakeholders
  • Collaborate with architects in similar public sector institutions to share good practices and implement new ideas
  • Create standards and document patterns

Requirements

  • Eligibility for security clearance
  • Experience as a security architect is ideal; candidates with senior-level experience in advisory roles looking to transition into their first architecture role will also be considered
  • Broad understanding of a wide range of security concepts or the ability to adapt and learn them (e.g., IAM, SOC, GRC, MFA)
  • Excellent stakeholder engagement and management skills
  • Experience implementing security solutions in an architectural capacity
  • Experience scoping multiple large programmes of work
  • Experience completing High-Level Designs (HLDs) and Low-Level Designs (LLDs)

Benefits & conditions

We are looking for a Security Architect to join our public sector organisation in Scotland for a 12-month fixed term contract with the potential to go permanent. This strategic role will involve overseeing multiple high-profile workstreams and requires a generalist with a broad understanding of cyber and information security domains. The working policy is primarily remote, with occasional in-office requirements, and candidates must be based in Scotland. In addition to a salary of up to £89,000 per annum, we offer great public sector benefits, including a 27% pension, 28 days of leave plus 6 bank holidays, and annual salary increases. If you are interested, we encourage you to apply!

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