Hands-On Security Architect: Secure--Design & DevSecOps
Listed on 2026-10-31
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IT/Tech
Cybersecurity, Information Security & Data Protection
Ferranti is hiring a (Cyber) Security Architect to drive security-by-design across our technology landscape. You’ll combine architectural leadership with hands-on execution, shaping secure solutions for our products, platforms, and customers in the energy sector.
Your Responsibilities:
In a nutshell
You’re passionate about cybersecurity and architectur and you’re not afraid toroll up your sleeves!
As our (Cyber) Security Architect, you’ll design and implement pragmatic security solutions, embed security controls across our ITlandscape,and translate compliance requirements into actions teams can actually execute.
You’ll work closely with IT and development teams to integrate security across infrastructure, systems, and applications. You’ll also help keep our cybersecurity practices aligned withISO 27001, while strengthening our posture against evolving threats—especially in Microsoft-based environments.
What you’ll do
- Define and maintain the organization’s security architecture framework.
- Translate regulatory and compliance requirements (NIS2, CRA, GDPR, AI Act, ISO 27001) into actionable controls, policies, and standards.
- Design and implement
Microsoft-based security architectures that support business and customer needs. - Embed security controls across infrastructure, systems, and applications (security-by-design /privacy-by-design).
- Drive Secure Development Lifecycle/ Dev Sec Ops adoption and secure coding guidelines.
- Create clear architecturedocumentation and solution specifications.
- Perform security reviews, audits,and support certifications together with the quality management team.
- Continuously assess and improve security posture to defend against emerging threats.
Security Architect
Ferranti is hiring a (Cyber) Security Architect to drive security-by-design across our technology landscape. You’ll combine architectural leadership with hands-on execution, shaping secure solutions for our products, platforms, and customers in the energy sector.
Your Responsibilities:
In a nutshell
You’re passionate about cybersecurity and architectur and you’re not afraid toroll up your sleeves!
As our (Cyber) Security Architect, you’ll design and implement pragmatic security solutions, embed security controls across our ITlandscape,and translate compliance requirements into actions teams can actually execute.
You’ll work closely with IT and development teams to integrate security across infrastructure, systems, and applications. You’ll also help keep our cybersecurity practices aligned withISO 27001, while strengthening our posture against evolving threats—especially in Microsoft-based environments.
What you’ll do
- Define and maintain the organization’s security architecture framework.
- Translate regulatory and compliance requirements (NIS2, CRA, GDPR, AI Act, ISO 27001) into actionable controls, policies, and standards.
- Design and implement
Microsoft-based security architectures that support business and customer needs. - Embed security controls across infrastructure, systems, and applications (security-by-design /privacy-by-design).
- Drive Secure Development Lifecycle/ Dev Sec Ops adoption and secure coding guidelines.
- Create clear architecturedocumentation and solution specifications.
- Perform security reviews, audits,and support certifications together with the quality management team.
- Continuously assess and improve security posture to defend against emerging threats.
What you bring
- Proven experience designing and implementing security architectures (hands-on, not only advisory).
- Provide security leadership across projects by driving practical adoption of security-by-design and privacy-by-design.
- Strong analytical, problem-solving and stakeholder communication skills.
- Experience integrating security controls into IT infrastructures, systems,…
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