Full-Time
Security Solutions Architect
Nokia
10,001+ employees
Global provider of mobile, fixed networks
Compensation Overview
$121k - $224.8k/yr
United States
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- Minimum of 5 years of experience in building security architectures and designs for large telecom networks and/or enterprise networks.
- Experience with cloud-native technologies, including Kubernetes, Helm, Container Network Interface, Container Storage Interface, Service Mesh, Docker, and OpenStack.
- Assessed security vulnerabilities across the solution and designed and enforced mitigation strategies and solutions.
- Experience with Identity and Access Management and secure system design, and proficiency in cryptography and Public Key Infrastructures.
- Understanding of network protocols (IPSec, SSL/TLS), frameworks (NIST, CIS, etc.), cryptography/encryption techniques, Zero Trust Architecture, SIEM tools, endpoint security, and security best practices (DFSEC, DevSecOps, etc.).
- Proactively identified potential security risks/issues.
- Served as a trusted advisor to product teams, program teams, and customers to implement security best practices.
- Designs customer-specific architectures within a defined area of expertise, aligning solutions with business needs and technical requirements.
- Identifies relevant Business Groups (BGs) and orchestrates cross-BG collaboration during the initial phases of solution development.
- Develops comprehensive end-to-end solutions, encompassing both high-level and low-level architectural design, tailored to customer needs and market positioning.
- Leads the development of full-scope solutions by coordinating across organizational boundaries to deliver cohesive, viable outcomes.
- Lead the technological evolution in customer’s ecosystem based on proposed solution.
- Collaborate and maintain a direct relationship with the Chief Information Security Officer organization.
- Ensures continuous alignment of solutions with evolving client requirements through rigorous validation and lifecycle governance.
- Drives the evolution of concepts and methodologies that influence the strategic trajectory of the team or business unit.
- Serves as a subject matter expert and thought leader, mentoring teams and acting as a key resource for best practices within the organization.
- Frequently leads functional teams or projects of moderate complexity, overseeing resource planning, task allocation, and day-to-day team management.
- Experience in Tier-1 and complex multivendor telecom core networks in IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS), Subscriber Data Management (SDM), IP Networking, and Cloud platforms.
- Experience in Red Hat OpenShift.
- Relevant certifications but not limited to CISSP, ISSAP, CISM, etc
- A bachelor's degree in computer science, Engineering, or a related discipline.
Nokia provides mobile, fixed, and cloud network solutions for service providers, enterprises, and consumers, including hardware, software, and services to build and manage 5G, fixed, and cloud networks. Customers install Nokia equipment and software or subscribe to managed services, with Nokia supplying base stations, switches, network management tools, and ongoing support, plus IP licensing. It differentiates itself by offering an end-to-end mix of technologies, software, services, and intellectual property licensing across mobile, fixed, and cloud, with a focus on sustainability and inclusivity. Its goal is to help customers deploy scalable, secure, and sustainable networks that enable digital transformation and next-generation experiences.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Espoo, Finland
Founded
1865
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Hyperscaler optical networking demand drives 20% growth, sustaining AI data centre traffic through 2028.
- Private wireless industrial deployments unlock recurring software and managed services revenue in enterprise edge computing.
- Emma Falck's Siemens Industry 4.0 expertise accelerates software-led infrastructure adoption in manufacturing verticals.
What critics are saying
- Lockheed Martin and Verizon establish co-architect roles in 5G.MIL, displacing Nokia to component supplier.
- Nokia's 91x trailing P/E valuation faces 40–60% correction if AI adoption stalls or hyperscaler capex contracts.
- CMOSS open standards reduce vendor lock-in; competing vendors compress Nokia's defense margins below 13–17% target.
What makes Nokia unique
- Agentic AI for broadband networks achieves 50% first-contact resolution and 50% site visit reduction.
- CMOSS-aligned 5G with Lockheed Martin enables standardized NATO military platform integration across allied nations.
- €3.8 billion net cash and 45.5% gross margins fund aggressive 6G and quantum-safe R&D.
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