The Information Security Architect assists with developing and executing the information security risk management strategy, risk assessment philosophy, and IT components of Lifetime Healthcare Companies’ Enterprise Risk Management program. The role participates in IT security investment analysis, design, scope, and approach. Its primary responsibility is to provide technical expertise to the Information Security Group and serve as a trusted security advisor for business and divisional initiatives, helping ensure secure, risk-based, and cost-effective infrastructure and application designs are developed and maintained. The position advises and consults with Information Security management and business and IT leadership on protecting corporate information and setting the direction of the Information Security Program. At Level I, the architect contributes to security architecture principles and standards, promotes compliance, defines and follows security requirements through project lifecycles, performs risk assessments, consults on projects, supports security technologies, and builds collaborative relationships across the organization. The role also develops risk-management processes, standards, and templates and supports implementation of security solutions. At Level II, the architect additionally leads the development and implementation of security architecture principles and standards, helps develop the overall risk strategy, fosters a risk-management culture, and mentors department staff. The position requires a minimum of five years of IT security experience at Level I, or seven years at Level II. A bachelor’s degree in computer science, information technology, or a relevant field is required, with six additional years of experience accepted in lieu of a degree. The role requires strong communication, collaboration, judgment, relationship-management, and security architecture skills. Preferred experience includes a range of enterprise security technologies and familiarity with applicable regulations and standards. Physical requirements include extended periods sitting or standing at a workstation and using a computer, possible travel within the Health Plan service region, and the ability to work from a home office for extended periods. The posting lists compensation ranges of $87,766–$157,978 for Level I and $110,093–$198,168 for Level II. Other components of the total rewards package may include group health and/or dental insurance, a retirement plan, a wellness program, paid time away from work, and paid holidays. Remote work may be possible on a case-by-case basis.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level