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Enterprise Cloud Security Architect A reputable financial services corporation is recruiting an Enterprise Cloud Security Architect to take the business from on premise infrastructure into the cloud from a security perspective. The chosen candidate will work alongside C-Suite members of staff, influencing decision-making … contributing to the transformation of a global business. The chosen candidate must have 3 years plus in security solutions architecture and understand the latest cloud trends within cyber security. Our client is offering a permanent salary of £100,000 to £120,000 circa + bonus + equity share options … + car allowance to be located in Wolverhampton or Chatham ( 3 x PW). The role requires someone with cloud experience and knowledge to lead the security design activities for foundational cloud services such as computing, storage, and networking, as well as the integration points with existing Group more »

per annum 36 hours per week - flexible options considered Permanent Join our team now! Our team is growing and we're looking for a Cloud Infrastructure Architect to guide the strategic direction and ensure the ongoing effectiveness of the cloud computing environment. Creating efficient, scalable, and secure … designs that enhance performance and reliability across cloud services, you'll also develop and own the architectural design standards as part of the wider technology architecture capability and ensure ongoing alignment to industry best practice. With Azure Solution Architect Expert certification (or equivalent experience) and significant experience in … architecting and deploying cloud infrastructure solutions, we'll look to you to generate architectural blueprints and high-level designs that enable business objectives and identify innovative solutions which optimise security, performance, and usability. Proficiency in using Infrastructure as Code tools, specifically Terraform, for efficient and reliable infrastructure deployment and more »