Join us as a Business Architect, Security In this influential role, youll manage a repository of business architecture models, roadmaps, standards and outcomes We’re looking for someone to Analyse bugs and pentest findings, define solutions, track Backbase delivery, verify fixes It’s an opportunity to hone your existing knowledge and experience, and gain valuable exposure for you and your work We're offering this role at vice president What you'll do As a Business Architect, Security you’ll be defining and communicating the architecture, making sure that the architecture links to and is informed by the overall strategy and business-wide architecture. You’ll collaborate with stakeholders across multiple franchises and functions, helping them understand and support the business architecture changes required to satisfy the business and bank-wide outcomes. Additionally, you’ll be: Providing remediation of security bugs and vulnerabilities and feed them into to product increment and sprint planning Manage security risk for Backbase platform, document in Security Risk Register and update weekly Defining, creating and managing multi-year roadmaps for the business architecture and delivery of the defined outcomes Provide practical guidelines for developers and solution architects and act as point of contact for Backbase security Manage application security and data security improvements and update solution and security architecture documentation The skills you'll need We’re looking for someone with knowledge of industry architecture frameworks and methods, coupled with significant experience defining business architectures and roadmaps for complex enterprises. We’ll also expect you to have: Extensive experience of SDLC and process improvement Significant experience required in security vulnerability scanning such as X-Ray, MobSF, Gitlab to assess findings, create Jira bugs for remediation A background of internal audit and penetration testing is required Should have experience of threat modelling by providing practical guidelines for developers and solution architects