Security Architect

at  EasyPark Group

At EasyPark, we love cities. We love them for work, for play and everything in between. That’s why our mission is to make life in cities that much easier – by taking care of the parking. With the use of technology, we break barriers, helping improve the urban experience. Our aim is to create a scenario where parking supply and driver demand are balanced not due to additional parking spots and fewer cars, but thanks to predictive technology that connects our users to available spots.

Join us as a Security Architect to make an impact by reinforcing the security backbone of our applications. In this role, you’ll focus on designing and enhancing our security strategies, conducting system reviews, and collaborating across teams to strengthen application defenses. Key responsibilities include identifying and implementing security improvements, supporting compliance, and swiftly addressing security incidents. We’re seeking someone skilled in application security, cloud security practices, and risk management—plus, strong interpersonal skills to help drive a security-first culture. Help us keep our products resilient and secure.

Core Responsibilities:

• A thorough understanding of the organization’s technology and IT systems.
• Planning, researching, and designing secure application architectures and CI/CD pipelines
• Developing, reviewing, and collaborating on the configuration of cloud account configuration, network isolation, security groups, access policies, network policies, VPNs, and overall compute platform security, including both host-based and container-based workloads.
• Integrating identity management systems, digital certificates, and secrets management with application workloads.
• Assessing security capabilities, evaluating tools and approaches and making recommendations as part of the application security roadmap that is fed into team backlogs
• Reviewing vulnerabilities with teams and suggesting strategies and tactics for remediation.
• Validating security implementations and participating in remediation and risk acceptance efforts.
• Establishing disaster recovery procedures and conducting security breach drills.
• Responding quickly and effectively to all security incidents and providing post-event analyses.
• Guiding the overall security community, cultivating a sense of security awareness, and arranging for continuous education.
• Remaining up to date with the latest trends, standards, and products.