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Cyber Security Architect

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Cyber Security Architect
Join a forward-thinking technology environment where cyber security is central to building secure, scalable, and resilient solutions. This is a technical leadership role with real influence across projects, architecture, and wider technology strategy.
Role Overview:
- Location: Derby, Manchester, or Warrington – hybrid, 2–3 days on site per week
- Package: £66,240 – £86,940 p/a + benefits
- Industry: Technology / Cyber Security
What You’ll Be Doing:
- Lead the architecture of complex cyber security solutions across multiple projects and technical areas.
- Shape early-stage concepts, helping teams turn business needs into practical, secure technology solutions.
- Act as a design authority, providing governance and assurance across architecture, security standards, and technical decisions.
- Work closely with enterprise and solution architects, business stakeholders, and delivery teams to ensure solutions are joined up and scalable.
- Define and maintain architecture patterns, standards, models, and supporting documentation across the cyber security domain.
- Guide technology selection, balancing security, functionality, cost, and long-term sustainability.
- Oversee integration with existing platforms and systems, ensuring solutions contribute to a coherent wider technology landscape.
- Support strategic planning by bringing cyber security architecture into business cases, requirements, and key initiatives.
- Mentor architects and technical leads, helping strengthen architectural capability and best practice across delivery teams.
- Keep sight of emerging technologies and assess where they could add value to the organization.
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Main Skills Needed:
- Extensive experience in Cyber Security architecture across complex, multi-system environments.
- Strong solution architecture experience, with the ability to lead design across multiple programmes or initiatives.
- Proven experience defining and managing technical requirements and navigating competing stakeholder priorities.
- Strong understanding of integration patterns, cloud platforms, and enterprise architecture frameworks.
- Experience leading architectural governance and influencing technical direction at programme level.
- Strong stakeholder management and communication skills, with the confidence to work across technical and business audiences.
- Experience developing architecture models, standards, roadmaps, and design practices.
- Ability to mentor technical teams and embed secure architecture principles into delivery.
- Relevant cyber security or architecture certifications would be beneficial, including CISSP, TOGAF, or BCS Enterprise/Solutions Architecture qualifications.


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What’s in It for You:
- A senior technical role with genuine influence over cyber security and technology direction.
- The chance to shape architecture across complex, high-profile initiatives rather than working within a single project.
- Hybrid working across Derby, Manchester, or Warrington.
- The opportunity to develop architectural capability across wider delivery teams and make a lasting impact on how cyber security is delivered.
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