EL2 Lead Cyber Security Architect
- Compensation
- Not disclosed
- Location
- Brisbane QLD
- Work setup
- Hybrid
- Seniority
- Lead
- Employment
- Contract
- Experience
- Not specified
- Category
- Security
- Posted
Skills
Nice to have
- Knowledge of architecture principles and end-to-end solution design, including the integration of cyber security requirements throughout the architecture lifecycle.
- Experience applying Australian Government cyber security, protective security, resilience and architecture governance frameworks.
- Experience designing secure systems that support critical government services, including system and subsystem boundaries, centralised monitoring, cyber security technologies and security automation.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, with demonstrated experience presenting clear architectural advice and recommendations to senior governance bodies and executive forums.
Full description
- Initial Contract Duration: Up to 12 months
- Location: QLD, WA, VIC, NSW, SA
- Security Requirements: Must have Baseline
- Working Arrangements: Hybrid
- The Labour Hire Worker is expected to work onsite for the first 6 weeks before a hybrid flexible working arrangement can be considered, unless otherwise negotiated. A hybrid flexible working arrangement may then be considered, ensuring the Labour Hire Worker’s residing address is within reasonable travel time and distance of the RFQ location to present onsite in cases of emergency or to meet business requirements. The location is the capital city of selected state/s.
- Maximum hours: Standard working hours are 40 hours per week. Workers may be required to work additional hours, provided the total working hours do not exceed a maximum of 80 hours per week.
Job details
Security Architects design, review, test and assure the technical environment, solution designs and solution implementations in accordance with current and emerging security best practice. They contribute to the technical architecture and security policies and practices.
The role provides security architecture and technical direction to ensure solutions, platforms and services are secure by design. Operating with substantial autonomy in a large, fast-paced environment, the Security Architect translates business and functional requirements into secure, integrated ICT solutions. The role develops fit-for-purpose architectures, establishes security standards and governance, leads security design across the solution lifecycle, resolves architectural exceptions, and provides practical advice that enables delivery teams to meet commitments while protecting the agency. It applies sound judgement to drive innovation, support organisational change and align technology outcomes with the agency’s strategic direction.
Key duties and responsibilities
Duties may include some or all of the following:
- Translate business and ICT requirements into conceptual, logical and end-to-end solution architectures aligned with strategic and operational priorities.
- Develop and maintain solution architecture artefacts that align with Architecture Review Taskforce (ART) roadmaps, enterprise architecture standards and broader technology strategies, ensuring traceability between business priorities, planned capabilities and delivery outcomes.
- Consider industry standards and emerging technologies, assess capability gaps and recommend solution options that inform technology and cyber/security strategy and direction.
- Lead solution analysis, integrate stakeholder input and develop architecture artefacts, options and recommendations that support executive decision-making.