Security Architect

We need to output HTML fragment with sections: About the role? The posting includes "Job Description" and "Responsibilities". Also "Required /Desired Skills:" and "Preferred Skills". Also "Required Education:" and "Preferred Certifications:" and "Additional skills/duties:". We need to decide which sections to include based on content. We must not repeat job title as heading. No Job ID etc. We can include a short paragraph for metadata like duration, work mode, location, special requirement? The instruction: "Do NOT put Job ID / requisition numbers as headings — fold minor metadata into a short

or drop it." So we can include a

with metadata: Duration: 1 Year, Agency: ADMIN, Work Mode: Fully Remote, Position location: Columbia, SC, Special Requirement: Candidate Location: No South Carolina residency required... etc. But we need to preserve all substantive information. So we should include that metadata in a paragraph. Then sections: About the role? The posting has "Job Description". Could map to "About the role". Use

About the role

then

with description. Responsibilities: we have "Responsibilities" heading. Use

Responsibilities

then

• for each bullet. Requirements/Skills: we have "Required /Desired Skills:" and "Preferred Skills". Could combine into "Requirements" and "Preferred Skills"? The instruction: use headings for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule). So we can have

  Requirements

  for required/desired skills. Then

  Preferred Skills

  maybe as separate? But they said prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones. Could combine required and preferred into one "Requirements" section with sub-bullets? But better to follow headings list: we can have Requirements and Skills. However "Skills" heading could cover both required and preferred. But we have both required and preferred. Could do

  Requirements

  for required/desired skills, and

  Preferred Skills

  for preferred. That's two sections. Education and Certifications: Could be under "Qualifications". Use

  Qualifications

  for Required Education and Preferred Certifications. Additional skills/duties: Could be under "Skills" or maybe part of Requirements. But we already have Skills heading; we could put additional skills/duties under Skills. We must not create sections with filler like "commensurate with experience". No pay or schedule info given, so omit Pay and Schedule sections. Benefits not mentioned, omit. We must preserve all substantive information. Let's extract details. Metadata paragraph: Position: Security Architect (but we shouldn't repeat title as heading; we can include in paragraph). Position ID: 13810 (maybe drop as minor metadata). Duration: 1 Year. Agency: ADMIN. Work Mode: Fully Remote. Position location: Columbia, SC. Special Requirement Candidate Location: No South Carolina residency required. Open to nationwide candidates; must be able to work eastern time zone hours. All travel-related costs for onsite work will be the responsibility of the resource, regardless of the frequency of onsite work. After-hours maintenance, incident escalation support, and operational handoffs may be required as needed. Need W2 Candidates only. Need USC or GC Candidates only. We'll combine into a paragraph. Job Description paragraph: "This position will serve as a contract security engineer within the department of administration's division of information security. The successful candidate will show extensive experience supporting security automation, custom tool development, identity and access management, linux systems and a broad range of enterprise security technologies. This contractor will work with a large enterprise security team and assist the security automations architect, security architects, engineers, analysts and incident responders with the design, development, implementation, integration and continuous improvement of security tools, automations, systems and services supporting multiple state agencies. Successful candidate: this contractor will be primarily focused on security engineering, automation, scripting, tool development, system integration and operational support while also providing secondary support for iam, linux-based security sensors, dspm, siem, xdr, logging, monitoring and other evolving security technologies. The role requires hands-on experience supporting both security engineering and security operations, including internal applications, apis, sdks, dashboards, command-line tools, automations, access controls, platform troubleshooting, system administration, documentation and analyst enablement. The candidate must be able to support strategic planning, solution design, development, implementation, troubleshooting, performance optimization and continuous improvement of secure systems and services in a rapidly changing environment." Responsibilities: list bullet points. We need to parse responsibilities section: "Responsibilities This position is 100% remote and will participate in an on-call rotation supporting a 24x7 security operations center serving multiple state agencies. Other after-hours work may be required as needed.Primary responsibilities:Primarily assist in the planning, design, development, deployment, administration and operational support of enterprise security automations and custom security tools, including:Python-based automations, internal web applications, apis, sdks, scripts, dashboards, command-line utilities and system integrationsAutomated workflows for alert enrichment, triage, incident response, case management, notifications, containment, escalation and reportingCustom tools to assist with cve vetting, vulnerability enrichment, prioritization, tracking and security decision support Secondary Responsibilities Secondarily assist in the planning, design, deployment and operational support of a broad range of security platforms, including: dspm, asm, iam, vulnerability management, email security, endpoint security, siem, xdr, soar, logging, monitoring, network security, cloud security and threat intelligence technologies integrations with ticketing, case management, notification, identity, data sources, apis, sdks and other enterprise systems as needed support for technologies such as palo alto networks, proofpoint, tenable, cribl, whatsup gold and other current or future security products.Develop, test, deploy and maintain automated security workflows, applications and scripts using python, powershell, bash, rest apis, json, yaml, vendor sdks and other appropriate technologies.Assist with identity and access management functions, including user provisioning, deprovisioning, access reviews, role-based access control, service accounts, api credentials, authentication, authorization and identity-based system integrations.Deploy, configure, patch, monitor, optimize and troubleshoot linux systems supporting security sensors, collectors, connectors, applications, containers and data-processing services, including docker-based environments.Support security architects, engineers, soc analysts, incident responders and agency customers through platform troubleshooting, automation development, system integration, technical escalation, knowledge transfer and operational handoffs.Monitor and report on automation health, application availability, system performance, sensor status, integration failures, api errors, vulnerability status, platform issues and other security engineering and operational metrics.Ensure high availability, resilience, backup, recovery, patching, lifecycle management, secure configuration and controlled change processes for security tools, linux systems, applications, automations and supporting services.Collaborate with security architects, engineers, analysts, incident responders and agency stakeholders to align solutions with business goals, industry-standard frameworks, regulatory requirements and organizational risk tolerance." We need to break into sensible bullet points. Could group primary responsibilities and secondary responsibilities. We'll create
  • for each major bullet. Primary responsibilities bullet: "Assist in the planning, design, development, deployment, administration and operational support of enterprise security automations and custom security tools, including Python-based automations, internal web applications, APIs, SDKs, scripts, dashboards, command-line utilities and system integrations; automated workflows for alert enrichment, triage, incident response, case management, notifications, containment, escalation and reporting; custom tools to assist with CVE vetting, vulnerability enrichment, prioritization, tracking and security decision support." Secondary responsibilities bullet list: maybe multiple bullets. We'll break: - Assist in planning, design, deployment and operational support of a broad range of security platforms (DSPM, ASM, IAM, vulnerability management, email security, endpoint security, SIEM, XDR, SOAR, logging, monitoring, network security, cloud security, threat intelligence) and integrations with ticketing, case management, notification, identity, data sources, APIs, SDKs and other enterprise systems as needed; support for technologies such as Palo Alto Networks, Proofpoint, Tenable, Cribl, WhatsUp Gold and other current or future security products. - Develop, test, deploy and maintain automated security workflows, applications and scripts using Python, PowerShell, Bash, REST APIs, JSON, YAML, vendor SDKs and other appropriate technologies. - Assist with identity and access management functions, including user provisioning, deprovisioning, access reviews, role-based access control, service accounts, API credentials, authentication, authorization and identity-based system integrations. - Deploy, configure, patch, monitor, optimize and troubleshoot Linux systems supporting security sensors, collectors, connectors, applications, containers and data-processing services, including Docker-based environments. - Support security architects, engineers, SOC analysts, incident responders and agency customers through platform troubleshooting, automation development, system integration, technical escalation, knowledge transfer and operational handoffs. - Monitor and report on automation health, application availability, system performance, sensor status, integration failures, API errors, vulnerability status, platform issues and other security engineering and operational metrics. - Ensure high availability, resilience, backup, recovery, patching, lifecycle management, secure configuration and controlled change processes for security tools, Linux systems, applications, automations and supporting services. - Collaborate with security architects, engineers, analysts, incident responders and agency stakeholders to align solutions with business goals, industry-standard frameworks, regulatory requirements and organizational risk tolerance. Also include the on-call rotation statement: "Participate in an on-call rotation supporting a 24x7 security operations center serving multiple state agencies; other after-hours work may be required as needed." We'll add that as a bullet. Now Required/Desired Skills: The block "Required /Desired Skills:" then list of bullet-like sentences separated by periods. We'll extract each. "Broad Hands-On Security Engineering Experience Supporting Multiple Cybersecurity Technologies, Systems, Integrations And Operational Functions." "Experience integrating enterprise technologies using APIs, SDKs, web services, structured data formats, authentication methods and vendor-supported interfaces." "Strong experience troubleshooting complex technical issues across applications, security platforms, operating systems, networks, identity services and integrations." "LINUX SYSTEM DEPLOYMENT, CONFIGURATION, PATCHING, SCRIPTING, SERVICE MANAGEMENT, MONITORING, TROUBLESHOOTING AND LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT" "Experience developing automation and response workflows using Python, PowerShell, Bash, REST APIs, JSON, YAML and vendor SDKs." "Experience supporting IAM, DSPM, ASM, vulnerability management, email security, endpoint security, SIEM, SOAR, logging, monitoring, cloud security and other enterprise security technologies." "Strong understanding of enterprise security architecture, incident response, networking, access control, secure software development, systems administration and industry-standard cybersecurity frameworks." We'll put each as
  • . Preferred Skills: list: "Hands-On Experience Serving As A Security Engineering Generalist In A Large, Multi-Tenant, Shared-Services Or Managed-Service Environment." "Hands-on Linux, Docker, security sensor, monitoring, scripting and platform administration experience." "Experience supporting SOC analysts, security engineers, incident responders, agency customers and rapidly changing operational priorities." "Familiarity with Palo Alto Networks, Proofpoint, Tenable, Cribl, WUG or other enterprise security technologies and experience developing playbooks, runbooks, procedures and technical documentation" We'll put each as
  • . Required Education: "Bachelor's degree in an information technology, computer science, software engineering or information security related field" "8 years of relevant work experience (experience may be substituted in lieu of education)" "5 years of experience in supporting large it environments, security systems, software development and/or system deployments" Preferred Certifications: "CI