Air C2 Security Engineer: Architecture & Hands-On

Wlgroup; Den Haag; On-site; EUR 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Wlgroup in The Hague is seeking a full-time Security Architect to shape policy-compliant architectures for air command and control and related mission-support systems while staying close to engineering to ensure designs survive real-world constraints.

The role blends architecture weeks with hands-on security engineering—configuring and troubleshooting security products and services—and requires documenting decisions for engineers to act on.

Qualifications

• Real security architecture experience in a large, governed environment.
• Hands-on security engineering — products, integration, troubleshooting.
• Comfort across cloud and on-premises design.
• The habit of writing decisions down in a form other engineers can act on.
• Clear communication with non-technical stakeholders about risk.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to security architectures for air command and control and related mission-support areas, and document the decisions that matter.
• Produce specifications for cloud and on-premises components, tiers and interfaces, ready for detailed design.
• Support projects and change initiatives with technical plans that apply the agreed design principles.
• Configure, test and troubleshoot security products and services across the supported estate.
• Integrate local security services with the central security infrastructure — and engineer an equivalent where integration is not possible.
• Apply and maintain the security controls that policy and local risk assessment require.
• Communicate risk to the people who have to decide, and propose countermeasures rather than only naming problems.

Skills

Security architecture

Security engineering

Cloud & on-prem design

Documentation

Stakeholder communication

Job description

Wlgroup in The Hague is seeking a full-time Security Architect to shape policy-compliant architectures for air command and control and related mission-support systems while staying close to engineering to ensure designs survive real-world constraints.

The role blends architecture weeks with hands-on security engineering—configuring and troubleshooting security products and services—and requires documenting decisions for engineers to act on.