Zero Trust Security Architect

Nordic Investin Group•Stockholm, ME

About The Position

Nordic Investin is recruiting a Zero Trust Security Architect on behalf of a partner company that is strengthening its zero-trust architecture capabilities across identity, devices, networks, and applications. The role connects security architecture, identity, and micro-segmentation, with an emphasis on disciplined policy and threat modelling. The goal is practical, sustainable progress that colleagues can use and leaders can evaluate. The architect will work with product, architecture, security, operations, and domain colleagues. The environment values early questions, short feedback loops, evidence from real systems, direct communication, visible trade-offs, and engineering discipline. The role involves visible leadership and disciplined decision-making, including recognising when broader expertise is needed and moving work forward without unnecessary process.

Requirements

  • Relevant experience delivering zero-trust architecture across identity, devices, networks, and applications in a demanding environment.
  • Strong working knowledge of security architecture and identity.
  • Practical experience applying micro-segmentation and policy.
  • Ability to assess priorities, risks, and trade-offs involving threat modelling.
  • Evidence of clear stakeholder communication and dependable end-to-end ownership.
  • Professional English and sound judgement when working with sensitive or business-critical information.

Nice To Haves

  • Experience in regulated enterprises and complex hybrid estates.
  • Exposure to roadmaps in a cross-functional or multi-team environment.
  • Swedish language skills or experience working across Nordic organisations.
  • Background in product engineering, platform work, enterprise technology, or consulting, with technical depth connected to user and business consequences.
  • Adjacent experience demonstrating transferable judgement.

Responsibilities

  • Own the practical direction for zero-trust architecture across identity, devices, networks, and applications.
  • Translate goals and constraints into a clear approach for security architecture and identity.
  • Establish useful standards, routines, or decision artefacts around micro-segmentation.
  • Coordinate stakeholders and dependencies affecting policy.
  • Use evidence and measurable outcomes to improve threat modelling.
  • Strengthen knowledge sharing and sustainable ownership through roadmaps.
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