Senior Security Solutions Architect, Financial Services

Amazon Web Services (AWS); Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 182,800 - 247,300; Full time

Job summary

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is seeking a specialized Security Solutions Architect to work with our largest Financial Services customers in Seattle. You will help clients address major security, risk, and compliance questions while building CIO/CISO relationships and guiding secure, compliant cloud deployments.

In this role you will develop high-quality technical content, participate in architecture discussions, and educate auditors about third-party supplier arrangements.

Qualifications

• 10+ years in technology domains such as software, cloud, security, or networking.
• Experience communicating across technical and non-technical audiences including C-level.
• Experience developing security solutions and roadmaps for cloud environments.
• Proven ability to communicate security concepts to executives.

Responsibilities

• Lead security, risk, and compliance discussions with financial services stakeholders.
• Architect and review controls to meet security and regulatory requirements.
• Educate auditors and examiners on third-party supplier arrangements in AWS scope.
• Build executive-level relationships with CIO/CISO/CRO and policy owners.
• Create technical content (white papers, reference architectures) for secure cloud deployments.
• Assess security knowledge across teams and address gaps.

Skills

Security architecture

Executive communication

Cloud security

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree in CS/Engineering

Job description

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is seeking a specialized Security Solutions Architect to work with our largest Financial Services customers in Seattle. You will help clients address major security, risk, and compliance questions while building CIO/CISO relationships and guiding secure, compliant cloud deployments.

In this role you will develop high-quality technical content, participate in architecture discussions, and educate auditors about third-party supplier arrangements.