Lead Enterprise Security Recovery Architect

Accenture•Miami, FL

1d•$112,900 - $338,300•Hybrid

About The Position

Accenture Security is a rapidly growing area within the company, and its global Cyber Investigation and Forensic Response (CIFR) practice is crucial for helping clients prepare for, respond to, and recover from significant cyber incidents. The Cyber Recovery practice specifically focuses on the technical aspects of cyber recovery, developing the necessary tools, playbooks, and team capabilities for resilient and secure restoration. This team operates across the Americas, serving multinational clients and contributing to thought leadership.

Requirements

Minimum 8 years of experience in enterprise architecture, infrastructure design, or a closely related discipline spanning servers, storage, networking, and cloud environments.
Minimum 1 years of demonstrated experience mapping application dependencies and infrastructure relationships across large, complex enterprise environments.
Minimum 1 years demonstrated experience with enterprise backup and restoration tools in large-scale environments.
Minimum 3 years of experience engaging directly with senior or executive stakeholders, communicating complex technical concepts with clarity and confidence in high-stakes situations.
Minimum 4 years of client-facing consulting experience in infrastructure, enterprise architecture, cybersecurity, or a closely related discipline.
Minimum 2 years of experience leading teams or workstreams in a consulting or advisory environment.
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent (minimum 12 years) work experience.

Nice To Haves

Hands-on experience with cyber recovery or disaster recovery in a large enterprise environment.
Hands-on expertise with SAN and NAS environments and proficiency across major cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP).
Experience with hypervisor and container platforms.
Experience building or maintaining technical recovery playbooks or runbooks for enterprise environments.
Experience thriving in high-pressure, fast-paced environments where priorities shift rapidly and decisive action is required.
Experience mentoring and developing technical teams.

Responsibilities

Lead enterprise recovery engagements during active cyber incidents, directing recovery sequencing and strategy across complex, multi-tier environments from initial triage through full restoration.
Map client environment architecture, application dependencies, and infrastructure relationships to develop and execute a structured recovery plan that brings the right systems back in the right order.
Serve as a trusted technical advisor to senior client stakeholders throughout the recovery lifecycle, communicating complex infrastructure and recovery decisions with clarity and composure under pressure.
Develop, refine, and maintain technical recovery playbooks, workflows, and runbooks tailored to enterprise environments that enable consistent and secure restoration.
Own the deployment, configuration, and ongoing validation of recovery tools and technologies so they are optimized and ready when needed.
Translate lessons learned from recovery engagements into strategic and tactical transformation roadmaps that enable organizations to build a more secure and resilient enterprise environment post-incident.
Assess team technical capabilities, identify gaps, and design and deliver training programs that elevate recovery expertise across the practice.
Represent the practice with professionalism and adaptability in high-stakes, client-facing situations.
Drive capability development within the recovery practice by building and maturing the tools, methodologies, and frameworks that define how the team delivers at scale — serving as a technical leader and subject matter expert within the practice, not just on engagements.