A growing technology company is looking for a Product Security Architect to shape security across the full product lifecycle, from architecture and development through to release and ongoing support.
You’ll work closely with engineering teams to turn security requirements into practical architecture, development standards and controls, while providing technical direction across multiple products and platforms.
What You’ll Do
- Own product security strategy, architecture and technical standards
- Embed threat modelling and security requirements into product development
- Define secure design patterns, engineering controls and security gates
- Review architectures and guide teams through complex security decisions
- Lead vulnerability management, security testing and release assurance
- Build security into CI/CD and development workflows
- Support compliance with evolving product security requirements
- Act as a technical point of reference for security across engineering
What You’ll Bring
- Strong background in product or software security
- Experience with secure architecture and software engineering
- Practical knowledge of threat modelling, vulnerability management and security testing
- Experience embedding security into development and CI/CD processes
- Ability to influence senior engineers while remaining technically hands-on
- Experience with embedded, connected or Linux-based products would be valuable
Cambridge-based. UK Security Clearance may be required.
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Product Security Architect in Cambridge employer: Oho Group
Join a pioneering early-stage AI company in London, where you'll have the unique opportunity to work on foundational technology that shapes how organisations understand and reason over complex information. With a strong emphasis on autonomy and technical influence, you'll be part of a small, highly capable team that values innovative thinking and offers meaningful ownership in the company's success. The collaborative and flexible work culture fosters personal growth and encourages you to turn research ideas into impactful production systems.
