SThree_GermanyBern

Architect - Identity Documents & Permissions

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Description

  • Architect - Identity Documents & Permissions Project duration: 18.05.2026 - 31.04.2031 Extension option: Yes Workload: 60- 80% Remote share: 20% German requirement: C1 (strict mandatory) Project Description The architect will design secure PKI-based architectures, integrate HSM modules, migrate legacy systems, and ensure compliance with federal security standards in a high?security environment. Tasks

  • Design PKI architectures (Root CA, Sub CAs, certificate lifecycles)

  • Integrate HSMs for secure key handling and g operations

  • Define federal-compliant architecture documentation (ARC42)

  • Lead architecture for IT system replacement and migration to microservices

  • Define authentication, authorization, encryption, and network zoning concepts

  • Ensure adherence to ISDS, IKT security, and federal guidelines

  • Conduct architecture reviews and technical assessments

  • Support integration teams (backend, frontend Angular, operations)

  • Collaborate with federal governance bodies and project leadership

Mandatory Skills

  • PKI architecture experience (>60 months)
  • HSM experience (architecture, engineering, or development)
  • Strong experience in security architecture
  • Experience in IT system replacement projects
  • Expertise in synchronous integration (SOAP, REST, gRPC, SEDEX)
  • Expertise in asynchronous integration (Kafka, Schema Registry, AsyncAPI, JMS/MQ)
  • Strong microservice deployment knowledge (Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, ArgoCD)
  • Angular architecture experience
  • Federal architecture governance experience
  • German C1 (required for documentation & communication)

SThree_Germany is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.

Skills

SecurityComplianceEncryptionArgoCDMicroservicesHelmPKIgRPCRESTSoapDockerKubernetesKafkaAngular

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