Security Architect - £750 per day - Newcastle
Posted 1 week ago by Oliver Bernard
£750 Per day
Inside
Undetermined
Newcastle Upon Tyne, England, United Kingdom
Summary: The role of Security Architect involves leading various projects and developing innovative security architecture solutions for a government department in Newcastle. The position requires a deep understanding of security concepts and the ability to communicate effectively with both technical and non-technical stakeholders. The contract is for an initial duration of 12 months and is classified as inside IR35. The role offers a competitive daily rate of £750, plus expenses.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead on a range of security architecture projects.
- Develop innovative security architecture solutions.
- Create a vision, principles, and strategy for Information Security.
- Communicate security concepts and risk implications to stakeholders.
- Work with complex, large-scale microservice infrastructure.
- Utilize AWS cloud and database applications such as MongoDB and PostgreSQL.
Key Skills:
- Deep understanding of security concepts.
- Experience with microservice infrastructure.
- Proficiency in AWS cloud services.
- Knowledge of database applications like MongoDB and PostgreSQL.
- Strong communication skills for technical and non-technical audiences.
Salary (Rate): £750 daily
City: Newcastle Upon Tyne
Country: United Kingdom
Working Arrangements: undetermined
IR35 Status: inside IR35
Seniority Level: undetermined
Industry: IT
Security Architect - £750 per day - Newcastle
Our client is a government department, investing heavily in IT and looking to hire an experienced Information Security Architect in Newcastle. This is an initial 12 month contract, inside IR35 and paying up to £750 (with expenses on top) You’ll have the chance to take the lead on a range of projects, develop new, innovative, security architecture solutions and create a vision, principles and strategy for Information Security. You’ll need a deep understanding of security concepts and be able to communicate these, and risk implications, to technical and non-technical stakeholders With this, you’ll need experience of complex, large-scale, microservice infrastructure, AWS cloud and database application such as MongoDB and PostgreSQL.