Senior Enterprise Security Architect

About AlphaSense

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Founded in 2011, AlphaSense is headquartered in New York City with more than 2,000 employees across the globe and offices in the U.S., U.K., Finland, India, Singapore, Canada, and Ireland. Come join us!

About the Role

We are looking for an Enterprise Security Architect to join AlphaSense's Corporate Technology organization. Reporting directly to the VP of Secure IT, this is a senior individual contributor role responsible for defining and driving the security architecture strategy across our entire enterprise technology landscape — spanning Zero Trust, identity, network, SaaS, endpoint, internal infrastructure, mobile, and operational technology.

You won't be handed a finished program. You will design it. Working at the intersection of security engineering, enterprise architecture, and business strategy, you will establish the frameworks, reference architectures, and technical standards that govern how AlphaSense builds and operates its technology environment securely at scale.

This role requires deep technical expertise paired with the ability to influence executive stakeholders, shape cross-functional programs, and operate as a force multiplier across Security Operations, Integrated IT, Information Engineering, and the business.

At the Staff level, you will

Own the architecture: Define and maintain the enterprise security architecture across Zero Trust, identity, network, endpoint, SaaS, infrastructure, mobile, and OT domains.

Set the standard: Author and govern security architecture principles, reference designs, and technical standards adopted across the organization.

Lead without authority: Drive alignment across Security Operations, Corporate Technology, Information Engineering, and Integrated IT teams through technical credibility and structured decision-making.

Anticipate risk: Identify architectural gaps and emerging threat vectors before they become incidents, and prescribe remediation roadmaps.

Accelerate programs: Provide architecture leadership for strategic security initiatives including Zero Trust maturity, identity consolidation, SaaS governance, and device trust.

Responsibilities

Zero Trust & Network Security Architecture

Define and own the Zero Trust and Device Trust architecture strategy, including network segmentation, ZTNA policy design, and enforcement model across corporate and remote environments.

Architect Cloudflare WARP/Access and equivalent controls for secure remote access, replacing legacy VPN patterns with identity-aware, context-driven enforcement.

Design network security architecture for all office and data center environments including Meraki SD-WAN, firewall policy, 802.1X, and DNS security.

Establish architecture standards for microsegmentation, East-West traffic inspection, and lateral movement prevention.

Identity & Access Architecture

Own the enterprise identity architecture spanning Okta, SAML/OIDC federation, SCIM provisioning, MFA, Privileged Access Management (PAM), and lifecycle governance across AlphaSense and Tegus tenants.

Design device trust and certificate-based authentication frameworks integrating MDM (Kandji, Intune), Okta FastPass, TPM/Secure Enclave, and hardware-bound credentials.

Define role-based access control (RBAC) architecture and Joiner-Mover-Leaver (JML) automation patterns for consistent enforcement across 200+ enterprise applications.

Architect identity federation patterns for M&A integrations, third-party partners, and customer-facing systems.

Endpoint & Mobile Security Architecture

Define the enterprise endpoint security architecture across macOS, Windows, and mobile platforms, including EDR (CrowdStrike Falcon), MDM policy standards, and patch management architecture.

Design mobile device management architecture for corporate and BYOD scenarios, establishing enrollment profiles, compliance policies, and conditional access integration.

Establish architecture standards for endpoint hardening, application allow-listing, DLP controls, and removable media policy.

Provide architectural oversight for RMM tooling and remote management capabilities, ensuring security boundaries and abuse-resistance controls are embedded by design.

SaaS & Cloud Security Architecture

Define the SaaS security architecture program: vendor risk tiering, security review criteria, integration security standards, and ongoing posture monitoring frameworks.

Architect CASB, SSPM, and SaaS access governance controls to ensure visibility and enforcement across the business application portfolio.

Establish data classification and DLP architecture for SaaS environments including Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Salesforce, and Workday.

Design AI/shadow SaaS governance architecture, including browser isolation, OAuth scope enforcement, and sanctioned AI tooling controls.

Internal Infrastructure Security Architecture

Define security architecture standards for on-premise and cloud-hosted internal infrastructure including IDF/MDF environments, server rooms, physical access control systems (Brivo), and AV infrastructure.

Architect logging, SIEM integration, and telemetry collection frameworks ensuring consistent visibility across infrastructure, identity, network, and endpoint layers.

Design disaster recovery and resilience architecture for critical corporate infrastructure, including offline backup strategies and clean-room recovery playbooks.

Operational Technology (OT) Security

Develop OT security architecture standards for physical and building systems including access control hardware, environmental sensors, and network-connected facility equipment.

Define segmentation and monitoring architecture to isolate OT environments from corporate IT networks, reducing blast radius and unauthorized access risk.

Establish a vulnerability management framework for OT assets, accounting for patching constraints and availability requirements unique to operational environments.

Architecture Governance & Engineering Enablement

Maintain a living enterprise security architecture document and domain-level reference architectures, keeping them current with technology changes and threat landscape evolution.

Conduct security architecture reviews for new technology programs, vendor onboarding, and significant infrastructure changes — providing actionable guidance rather than just approval/denial.