Monitor the platform around the clock, respond to alerts, troubleshoot, fix and restore service while implementing security controls and managing architecture.
Responsibilities
Monitor the platform around the clock, respond to alerts, troubleshoot, fix and restore service
Handle emergencies inside or outside office hours, and turn around any report the client asks
Patch, harden and run regular vulnerability reviews on every component; keep endpoint protection compatible
Implement and operate the security controls: identity and access with MFA, RBAC and single sign-on; encryption everywhere; separated dev, test and production; signed and verified automation code; file-type whitelisting; mobile-device restrictions
Run security logging, audit logs and the SIEM integration; protect logs from tampering
Designing, implementing and maintaining an enterprise identity and access management system leveraging CyberArk, AWS Cognito, AWS Identity Center, and Active Directory.
Compensation
$102,062.00 - $158,178.00
Responsibilities
designing, implementing and maintaining an enterprise identity and access management system
collaborate with data engineering, product, infrastructure and other stakeholders to architect solutions and shape system design
work with IT operations and cybersecurity operations to ensure ongoing compliance with NEA security
analyzing and preparing status reports on security matters
monitoring and recommending solutions for correcting issues related to security technology performance and capabilities
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in computer science or a related discipline or an equivalent combination of education and experience
The Solution Architect is responsible for translating business needs and enterprise strategies into secure, scalable, integrated, and practical technology solutions.
Responsibilities
Translate business strategies, capabilities, and functional and non-functional requirements into end-to-end solution architectures.
Evaluate solution options and recommend designs that balance business value, security, scalability, resilience, cost, delivery feasibility, and operational supportability.
Identify architectural risks, constraints, assumptions, and dependencies, and ensure they are addressed throughout the solution lifecycle.
Define application architectures, service boundaries, components, interfaces, and reusable design patterns aligned with business capabilities and enterprise standards.