Zscaler Architect Manager - Data Protection & Zero Trust

EY; Sacramento (CA); On-site; USD 145,000 - 266,000; Full time

Job summary

EY in the United States seeks a Manager in the Data Protection and Privacy team to act as a Zscaler Architect and engagement leader. You will own end-to-end solution architecture across secure access, data protection, cloud security, and zero trust, guiding multidisciplinary delivery teams and shaping client roadmaps.

This role requires hands-on Zscaler experience and the ability to translate business and regulatory requirements into target-state architectures, governance models, and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field or equivalent experience.
• Approximately 6+ years of cybersecurity/network security/zero trust leadership experience.
• Hands-on experience architecting Zscaler solutions across Security and Data Protection.

Responsibilities

• Lead Zscaler security and data protection engagements from discovery through implementation and benefits realization.
• Own end-to-end architecture across Zscaler components and data protection capabilities.
• Design secure internet access, private access, cloud security, and data protection patterns.
• Translate requirements into target-state architectures, roadmaps, and integration plans.
• Provide coaching to junior resources and escalate risks when needed.
• Support business development and proposal activities.

Skills

Zscaler

Architect leadership

Client leadership

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field

Tools

Zscaler

SIEM

SOAR

Job description

EY in the United States seeks a Manager in the Data Protection and Privacy team to act as a Zscaler Architect and engagement leader. You will own end-to-end solution architecture across secure access, data protection, cloud security, and zero trust, guiding multidisciplinary delivery teams and shaping client roadmaps.

This role requires hands-on Zscaler experience and the ability to translate business and regulatory requirements into target-state architectures, governance models, and