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RemoteListed Jun 12, 2026

Enterprise Security Architect

Xerox

  • Cyber-Security-Architect
  • Developer
  • Information-Security-Architect
  • Principal-Security-Architect
  • Security-Architect
  • Senior-Security-Architect

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The role

Job description

Role Overview

Xerox is seeking an Enterprise Security Architect (AI Focus) to join the Enterprise Cybersecurity Architecture, Engineering & Cloud Security team. In this role, you will conduct security architecture reviews, provide secure-by-design guidance, and help enable secure delivery across enterprise initiatives, including AI and GenAI solutions.

What You Will Do

Conduct security architecture reviews for enterprise initiatives, including AI-enabled applications, cloud platforms, SaaS integrations, and data-driven solutions. Evaluate solution designs across identity, application, cloud, data protection, monitoring, and network security domains.

Why It Might Be a Fit

Help shape the security of emerging AI and GenAI solutions across the enterprise. Collaborate with experienced cybersecurity architects and engineering teams. Contribute to enterprise-wide security standards, patterns, and reference architectures.

Requirements

  • 4+ years of experience in security architecture, security engineering, cloud engineering, platform engineering, or a related field with security responsibilities
  • Working knowledge of enterprise security domains including IAM, application security, cloud security, data protection, and monitoring practices
  • Ability to evaluate architecture diagrams, data flows, and technical designs from a security perspective
  • Strong written communication skills with the ability to document findings, requirements, and risk recommendations clearly
  • Demonstrated experience partnering with technical teams to remediate security findings and improve security outcomes

Benefits

  • Comprehensive suite of benefits
  • Flexible work environment designed to encourage collaboration and growth

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