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GCS Recruitment is seeking a Security Architect to craft and optimise security tooling and product architecture with hands-on depth and strategic thinking. You will work across endpoint security, IAM, cloud security, SIEM and threat detection, with an emphasis on CrowdStrike expertise.
You will evaluate new security products, drive integration across infrastructure and cloud environments, and define standards and runbooks while partnering with engineering, compliance and incident response teams
Location: Dublin City Centre / Hybrid
Type: Permanent
Salary: Competitive
We're looking for a Security Architect who genuinely enjoys working with security tools and products. This is not a governance-heavy architecture role - it's for someone who gets excited about evaluating new security technologies, understanding how they work under the hood, and designing integrated security ecosystems that deliver real operational value.
You'll combine hands-on technical depth with strategic architecture thinking, working across endpoint security, identity, cloud security, SIEM, and threat detection platforms. A key requirement is extensive CrowdStrike experience.
The role focuses on architecting and optimising security tooling across the organisation, including endpoint protection, IAM/PAM, cloud security, SIEM, vulnerability management, and data protection solutions. It also involves evaluating new products through technical assessments and POCs, integrating tools across infrastructure and cloud environments, defining security standards and best practices, and collaborating with engineering, infrastructure, compliance, and incident response teams to improve visibility, detection, and operational effectiveness.
Source: Security Architect JD
These requirements reflect the core competencies, experience expectations, compliance familiarity, and mandatory CrowdStrike requirement outlined in the job description.
This is an opportunity to join an environment where security tooling is treated as a craft rather than a checkbox exercise. You'll have the autonomy to influence technology decisions, evaluate emerging products, and shape the organisation's future security architecture.