Cybersecurity Architect

About Origence

With 30 years at the forefront of fintech innovation, we specialize in SaaS lending solutions that lead the industry. Our core mission is customer-centric, focusing on empowering Credit Unions across the United States with the tools to offer accessible, competitive lending services. We're deeply committed to enhancing the financial ecosystem for a broad network of credit unions, members and auto dealers. We invest in our greatest assets, our employees, and foster a culture of innovation and ownership through freedom and responsibility. We celebrate fiscal accountability, operational rigor and efficiency to create a sustainably healthy and robust business for the long term.

About you

You are a self-driven, conscientious, fiscally responsible, self-aware, passionate and compassionate professional. You are comfortable with ambiguity, eternally curious, and love problem solving. You operate as an owner and work with a growth mindset. You are extremely productive on your own, and act as a multiplier collaborating with others. You are tireless in questioning the status quo and pursue the best answers to the hardest problems to the benefit of the business. Your focus is strong and capable of context switching and pivoting with the business. In the vacuum of leadership, you assume it.

The Cybersecurity Architect provides leadership and development of new or existing enterprise cybersecurity projects, including requirements definition, documentation, and communication. Works directly with customers, business, and other IT entities to create, document, implement, and manage security controls, policies, procedures, and practices that ensure the availability, integrity, and confidentiality of information assets. Provides subject matter expertise (SME) leadership with design, installation, operation, service, and maintenance of a variety of multi-user information security systems.

What You’ll Be Doing:

Security Architecture

• Gain understanding of current state and target state architectures, then work to define a strategy for technical direction around security.
• Architect, design, implement, maintain, and operates information system security controls and countermeasures.
• Leads the planning, design, documentation, and engineering of security and compliance solutions across the enterprise.
• Defines, develops, documents, and implements new security components and integrations.
• Provides techniques and patterns for securing integration with external vendors or cloud providers.
• Subject matter expert/contributor measurably improving the overall security framework and program.
• Leads regular design reviews for requirements implementation.
  

Security Administration

• Evaluates and plays an active role in life-cycle management of multiple technologies designed to protect information.
• Create and maintain process and or procedures for security technologies.
• Prepare periodical reports on risk analysis reviews, security compliance reviews, and security incidents, etc.

Incident Response