Security Architect

Cerebra Consulting, Inc.; United Kingdom; On-site; GBP 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

A consulting firm in the UK is seeking a Security Architect to lead the security requirements analysis for a major Government department's move to the cloud. The ideal candidate will engage stakeholders, enhance cloud security standards, and provide leadership for technical engineering resources. Strong experience with Oracle on AWS and field-level encryption in large-scale environments is preferred.

Qualifications

• Leadership in security requirements analysis for cloud programs.
• Experience in Oracle environments and cloud security.
• Ability to produce analysis reports and document technical options.

Responsibilities

• Lead the security requirements analysis for the cloud migration.
• Drive stakeholder engagement for updated departmental security standards.
• Produce Requirements and Impact Analysis reports.

Skills

Stakeholder engagement

Cloud security standards

Oracle on AWS

Java middleware

Pro*C

PL/SQL batch application

Field-level encryption

Job description

Job Description

Security Architect required to lead the Security requirements analysis phase on the Move to Cloud programme of a major Government department Database platform.

Required Skills and Experience

Stakeholder engagement is required to drive out an updated view on current Departmental security standards and broker an enhanced set of Cloud security standards. The target technical platform is Oracle on AWS with a Java middleware layer and Pro*C, PL/SQL batch application. The architect will provide leadership and direction to technical engineering/development resources in impacting potential security requirements and drive out technical approaches and solutions. The architect will be responsible for the production of a Requirements and Impact Analysis report, and documenting technical options and candidate security architecture frameworks to meet the client requirements.

Experience with client‑side field‑level encryption in a large‑scale Oracle custom apps environment would be ideal.