FDM is a global business and technology consultancy seeking a Security Architect to work for our client within the public sector. This is initially a 6-month contract with the potential to extend and will be a hybrid role based in Solihull.
Our client is seeking an experienced Security Architect to join one of our key public sector client engagements. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to the strategic design of secure, cloud-based platforms supporting critical national infrastructure.
As a Security Architect, you will play a central role in capability mapping, architectural design, and implementation of cloud-native security solutions. You will work closely with stakeholders to ensure that security controls and strategies align with organisational objectives, regulatory requirements, and evolving threat landscapes.
This role is especially suited for professionals with a blend of hands-on expertise in Mist (Juniper Networks) and a strong technical foundation in Microsoft Azure security services.
Responsibilities
1. Perform detailed capability mapping into Mist (Juniper Networks), ensuring alignment between enterprise security needs and platform capabilities
2. Design and implement scalable, secure security architectures for Microsoft Azure-based services and applications
3. Define and enforce cloud security best practices, including identity and access management (IAM), data encryption, and monitoring
4. Collaborate across teams to ensure consistent implementation of security controls and governance frameworks
5. Lead risk assessments, threat modeling exercises, and security posture evaluations for cloud and hybrid environments
6. Provide architectural guidance on network segmentation, secure integration, and secure connectivity between Mist and Azure ecosystems
7. Monitor industry trends and emerging security technologies, providing expert recommendations on adoption and integration
8. Document and communicate security architecture patterns, standards, and roadmaps to both technical and non-technical stakeholders