Remote Cyber Security Domain Architect (Azure & VMware)

Jobgether SRL

Österreich

Remote

EUR 90,000 - 140,000

Full time

5 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

Fully remote

Work on strategic security programs

Job summary

Lever, Inc. on behalf of a partner company is seeking a Cyber Security Domain Architect based in Austria.

You will shape enterprise security strategies across cloud, identity, data and infrastructure, with a focus on Azure and VMware Cloud Foundation. Define current-state and target-state architectures, establish standards, roadmaps, and ADRs/ARB, and collaborate with senior stakeholders to translate business needs into secure solutions, including Zero Trust, IAM, network segmentation and

Qualifications

Minimum 3 years of professional experience as a Security Architect.
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Cybersecurity, or a related discipline.
Strong expertise in cybersecurity, enterprise security architecture, and security solution design.
Proven experience designing and implementing Azure Security Architecture and Azure-native security controls and cloud governance.
Strong knowledge of Microsoft Entra ID and Identity & Access Management (IAM).
Experience with VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) and VMware security architecture.
Solid understanding of network segmentation, micro-segmentation, Zero Trust, and defense-in-depth security models
Hands-on knowledge of Microsoft Defender for Cloud, Defender for Endpoint, and Defender for Identity
Strong understanding of security governance, risk and compliance, data protection, encryption, threat detection, and incident response
Experience developing security strategies, standards, controls, reference architectures, and multi-year security roadmaps
Ability to perform current-state and target-state architecture assessments, gap analyses, and security architecture reviews.
Experience preparing Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) and supporting Architecture Review Boards (ARBs).
Strong ability to communicate complex cybersecurity concepts and provide trusted advice to senior and executive stakeholders.
Experience working with healthcare or public-sector security and compliance frameworks is highly valuable.
Ability to balance security requirements with business needs, operational realities, technical constraints, and risk considerations.
Strong analytical, strategic-thinking, stakeholder management, communication, and problem-solving skills.
Relevant professional certification such as CISSP, CISM, Azure Security Engineer Associate, or Azure Solutions Architect Expert is required or strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

Design, evaluate, and maintain enterprise security architectures covering cloud, infrastructure, identity, networking, and data environments.
Develop current-state and target-state security architectures, ensuring alignment with enterprise security principles, business objectives, and regulatory requirements.
Define and maintain security standards, controls, reference architectures, and multi-year Security Domain roadmaps.
Provide technical leadership across Azure and VMware Cloud Foundation environments, including cloud security, VMware security, identity, and infrastructure protection.
Design and strengthen security capabilities covering Microsoft Entra ID/IAM, Zero Trust, defense-in-depth, network segmentation, micro-segmentation, data protection, and encryption.
Guide the implementation and governance of Microsoft security technologies, including Microsoft Defender for Cloud, Endpoint, and Identity.
Facilitate security roadmap workshops with technical and business stakeholders, build alignment, and secure approval for proposed architectural directions.
Support the implementation of approved security roadmaps and track business, risk, compliance, and operational outcomes.
Conduct security architecture reviews, gap assessments, risk analyses, and evaluations of existing and proposed technology solutions.
Develop Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) and Architecture Review Board (ARB) documentation to support transparent and consistent architectural decisions.
Evaluate emerging cybersecurity technologies and recommend appropriate solutions, architectural alternatives, and mitigation strategies.
Advise senior and executive stakeholders on security risks, priorities, architectural trade-offs, and remediation approaches.
Contribute to threat detection, incident response, and broader security resilience initiatives where architectural guidance is required.