网络与防火墙架构负责人
Network & Firewall Architecture Lead
网络与防火墙架构负责人是GETS团队中的高级职位，负责Yum全球网络和防火墙环境的架构标准、治理和战略方向。该职位确保各地区的架构一致性，防止技术偏离，并为重大计划、转型和高风险技术决策提供权威指导。
该职位与网络安全、基础设施、云、网络运营、安全架构、工程、GRC、区域技术团队、供应商和托管服务提供商合作，定义可扩展、安全且具有弹性的架构模式。该职位负责通过现代化规划、路线图执行和符合Yum业务、安全和运营优先事项的治理来减少技术债务。
网络与防火墙架构负责人负责Yum的全球网络和防火墙架构标准和治理。该职位建立必要的架构护栏、参考设计、设计评审流程和现代化路线图，以保持一致、安全且可扩展的全球网络环境。
作为高风险变更和重大设计决策的最终技术负责人，该职位在架构、安全、运营准备和风险管理方面提供深入的技术领导。该职位需要在各个职能和区域中具备强大的影响力，能够将战略转化为实际的架构方向，并具备在安全、弹性、成本、性能和运营复杂性之间取得平衡的判断力。
最初发布于喜马拉雅山
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The Network & Firewall Architecture Lead is a senior role within the GETS team responsible for the global architecture standards, governance, and strategic direction of Yum’s network and firewall environment. This role ensures architectural consistency across regions, prevents technical drift, and provides authoritative guidance for major initiatives, transformations, and high-risk technical decisions.
The role partners with Cybersecurity, Infrastructure, Cloud, Network Operations, Security Architecture, Engineering, GRC, regional technology teams, vendors, and managed service providers to define scalable, secure, and resilient architecture patterns. It is accountable for reducing technical debt through modernization planning, roadmap execution, and governance that supports Yum’s business, security, and operational priorities.
The Network & Firewall Architecture Lead owns global network and firewall architecture standards and governance for Yum. This role establishes the architectural guardrails, reference designs, design review practices, and modernization roadmap needed to maintain a consistent, secure, and scalable global network environment.
As the final technical authority for high-risk changes and significant design decisions, this role provides deep technical leadership across architecture, security, operational readiness, and risk management. The role requires strong influence across functions and regions, the ability to translate strategy into practical architecture direction, and the judgment to balance security, resiliency, cost, performance, and operational complexity.
Originally posted on Himalayas