Strategic Enterprise API & Integration Security Architect

State Street

Quincy (MA)

Hybrid

USD 120,000 - 202,500

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

401K with company match

Health, dental, vision insurance

Paid time off

Employee Assistance Program

Incentive compensation

Job summary

State Street seeks an Enterprise Integration Security Architect to design and govern security architectures for enterprise integrations, APIs, messaging platforms, and managed file transfers. You will collaborate across application development, cloud engineering, data and cybersecurity teams to implement secure, resilient integration patterns.

You will lead security reviews, define API gateway requirements, and ensure robust authentication, authorization, encryption, and secrets management

Qualifications

Design and govern security architectures for enterprise integrations, APIs, messaging platforms, and third‑party connectivity.
Partner with engineering and cybersecurity teams to implement secure integration patterns across the enterprise.
Define security requirements for API gateways, service‑to‑service communications, and machine identities.
Provide expertise on authentication, authorization, encryption, and secrets management for integration platforms.
Experience with enterprise messaging and integration technologies and cloud‑native services.
Demonstrated experience designing secure enterprise integration platforms and APIs.

Responsibilities

Design and maintain security architectures, standards, and reference patterns for APIs, messaging platforms, event streaming services, file transfers, and third‑party integrations.
Conduct security architecture reviews for enterprise integration solutions across cloud, SaaS, hybrid, and on‑prem environments.
Define security requirements for API gateways, service‑to‑service communications, machine identities, partner connectivity, and integration platforms.
Provide subject matter expertise on authentication, authorization, encryption, tokenization, secrets management, and secure integration design patterns.
Partner with engineering and architecture teams to embed security controls into enterprise integration platforms and services.
Assess integration security risks and recommend mitigation strategies aligned with enterprise security standards and regulatory requirements.
Evaluate emerging integration technologies and industry trends to support future‑state architecture and secure technology adoption.