Remote Data Security Architect: DLP, DSPM & Snowflake

AmeriSOURCE Consulting, Inc.; New Jersey; Remote; USD 140,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

AmeriSOURCE Consulting, Inc. is seeking an experienced Data Security Architect to shape and mature its enterprise data security program. You will define how sensitive data is classified, accessed, governed, and protected across complex environments.

This is architecture-focused and emphasizes reusable protection patterns over tool administration. The role requires translating business risk into enterprise standards, reference architectures, and service blueprints, with strong DLP and DSPM

Qualifications

• Demonstrated experience designing enterprise data security architecture across complex data environments.
• Strong foundation in Data Loss Prevention (DLP) and enterprise data protection, with experience progressing from hands-on technical work into architecture and design.
• Experience defining data classification, tagging, cataloging, access, and governance standards.
• Strong understanding of data protection controls, including encryption, masking, tokenization, and identity/access controls.
• Understanding of Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) and its role within an enterprise data security architecture.
• Experience developing reusable security patterns, reference architectures, and standards for engineering implementation.
• Ability to connect data security, identity, governance, and platform security controls.
• Strong communication and stakeholder-management skills, including the ability to explain technical security risks in business terms.
• Ability to collaborate with engineering teams and guide implementation without necessarily performing all tool configuration or administration.
• Must be located within reasonable commuting distance of Westbrook, Maine, or elsewhere in New England with the ability to travel to Westbrook for onsite visits a few times per month.

Responsibilities

• Design and develop enterprise data security architecture, standards, and reference models across complex data environments.
• Develop an initial data security architecture service blueprint to guide the enterprise data security program.
• Define reusable data protection patterns and security standards that engineering teams can implement.
• Establish data classification, tagging, cataloging, and governance approaches for sensitive enterprise data.
• Define data access-control models and determine appropriate controls based on data sensitivity and business risk.
• Evaluate and define the appropriate use of encryption, masking, tokenization, and other data protection mechanisms.
• Design Snowflake security and data governance integrations.
• Integrate identity, data, platform, and cloud security controls into a cohesive enterprise architecture.
• Define how DLP, DSPM, CASB, data governance, and identity controls should work together.
• Partner with engineering teams, application teams, business users, vendors, and technical stakeholders to translate architecture into implementation.
• Provide technical guidance and architectural direction to DLP engineers, vendors, and internal implementation teams.
• Communicate security risks, architectural decisions, and recommended controls in business-friendly terms.
• Influence stakeholders and drive adoption of data security standards across engineering and business teams.

Skills

Data security architecture

DLP

DSPM

Data governance

Snowflake security

Encryption

Masking

Tokenization

Identity and access controls

CASB

Alation

AWS/Azure/GCP security

IAM

AI governance

Data governance

Tools

Snowflake

Alation

Zscaler DLP

CASB

AWS

Azure

GCP

IAM

DSPM platforms

Job description

AmeriSOURCE Consulting, Inc. is seeking an experienced Data Security Architect to shape and mature its enterprise data security program. You will define how sensitive data is classified, accessed, governed, and protected across complex environments.

This is architecture-focused and emphasizes reusable protection patterns over tool administration. The role requires translating business risk into enterprise standards, reference architectures, and service blueprints, with strong DLP and DSPM