Managed Services Networking & Security Enterprise Services Architect

Location: Remote (U.S.) Who You Are You are a Senior Network and Security architect who will build and operate the Networking & Security managed service in collaboration with the Networking & Security Practice Manager, Principal Architect, and Managed Services team, owning the operational build-and-run of a service designed to grow and scale. About The Role The Managed Services Enterprise Architect bridges strategic security architecture with hands-on managed services delivery, ensuring that both the design and ongoing operation of network and security systems meet client needs, regulatory requirements, and performance SLAs. It requires a blend of technical expertise, operational management, and client relationship skills. Must be based in the United States. Travel up to 30% may be required. Other responsibilities include: Implement event management, dynamic monitoring, observability, and predictive monitoring / AIOps. Author operational runbooks and automation to run the service repeatably. Government or enterprise security experience is advantageous. Deep knowledge of networking principles, TCP/IP, firewalls, IDS/IPS, authentication, and general networking. Experience with NSX, cloud security, and secure configuration management. Proficiency in cyber-attack response, threat detection, and risk-based controls. Leadership and mentoring abilities. Strong customer-facing and stakeholder management skills. Ability to work in a fast-paced, multi-client environment. Design and implement secure network architectures, including cloud hosting, operating system hardening, and integration of security tooling. Develop and maintain firewall/IPS rules, test new security products, and review application/system security controls. Create network diagrams, flowcharts, and documentation for all security products and procedures. Collaborate with network systems teams to remediate infected systems and support secure network operations. Lead and mentor technical teams, providing oversig