Define and institutionalize Secure SDLC framework across AVEVA solutions
Embed security controls into design, development, testing, deployment, and maintenance.
Establish and perform threat modeling, secure coding standards, and code review practices.
Own security architecture for applications, APIs, cloud workloads, and supporting platforms.
Establish & perform secure coding standards and developer enablement (secure coding playbooks, training, guardrails).
Ensure vulnerability management and patch governance across product lifecycle.
Develop reference architectures focused on cyber security for cloud, on-prem, IoT, and hybrid environments.
Conduct architecture risk assessments and security design reviews.
Lead Zero Trust, identity, encryption, and data protection strategies.
Define security patterns aligned to industry standards (ISO 27001, NIST, IEC 62443, etc.).
Conduct product risk assessments and cybersecurity impact analysis.
Has knowledge of EU Cyber Resilience Act
Ensure “secure-by-default” configuration in products with digital elements.
Prepare for regulatory audits and compliance certifications.
Conduct product risk assessments and cybersecurity impact analysis.
Guide developers & tester for secure testing.
Support creation of compliance artifacts (architecture documentation, risk assessments, security requirements, SBOM processes, vulnerability handling process)

10-15 years in cybersecurity with strong experience in security architecture and application/product security.
Proven experience building and running a Secure SDLC program in agile/DevOps environments.
Strong expertise in Secure SDLC frameworks.
Strong Hands-on knowledge of: Threat modeling (STRIDE, attack trees) security design reviews, secure coding practices SAST, DAST, SCA tools SBOM (CycloneDX, SPDX) Cloud security (AWS, Azure, GCP) OWASP Top 10, API security, authentication/authorization (OAuth2/OIDC, SSO, RBAC/ABAC) Container & Kubernetes security Vulnerability management lifecycle and tooling integration
Working knowledge of EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) concepts and practical implementation needs: Knowledge of global cybersecurity regulations (NIS2, GDPR, etc.).
Experience preparing technical documentation for regulatory audits.
Strong communication: translate security risk into engineering actions and business impact.
Ability to drive adoption without “blocking” delivery—pragmatic and risk-based.
Leadership, mentoring, and cross-functional influence.

Cybersecurity Architect, Secure Development Lifecycle

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