TAWANTECH FDE

GRC SecOps - Solution Architect

  • Location Riyadh, Riyadh Province, Saudi Arabia
  • Posted 2026-10-04

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Tawantech is looking for an experienced Solution Architect – GRC SecOps to join our team and work with one of our clients in KSA .
🔍 Key Responsibilities
- Design and architect GRC SecOps solutions aligned with business and security requirements.
- Translate business, risk, compliance, and security requirements into scalable technical solutions.
- Define solution architecture, integration patterns, and technical standards.
- Work closely with business, cybersecurity, GRC, and technical teams.
- Ensure solutions support governance, risk management, compliance, and security operations .
- Review existing solutions and recommend improvements, integrations, and optimization opportunities.
- Provide technical guidance and support throughout solution implementation.

- 8–10 years of overall IT experience with strong GRC SecOps experience .
- Proven experience as a Solution Architect in GRC / Security / SecOps environments.
- Strong understanding of Governance, Risk & Compliance processes.
- Experience integrating GRC and security solutions with enterprise systems.
- Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.
- Ability to work with both technical and business stakeholders

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