Cloud Network Engineer (AWS, Network Detection, Palo Alto)- 100% Remote Contract
Cloud Network Engineer (AWS, Network Detection, Palo Alto)- 100% Remote Contract
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Design, deploy, configure, and maintain NDR and network visibility solutions (Can have experience with Darktrace, Arista, Cisco Stealthwatch, FortiNDR, VectraAI or other NDR solutions)
- Utilize various networking services within AWS- VPC, Route53, GuardDuty, Direct
- ConnectNetwork troubleshooting- various routing, switch and firewall issues (mostly Palo Alto in this role)
- Designing and tuning detection strategies, implementing effective alerting mechanisms, reducing false positives, and integrating alerts with SOC workflows
- Create automated containment and remediation workflows where appropriate.
- Using various networking and systems protocols such as DNS, TCP/IP, DHCP, HTTP/S, etc.
- Apply today if your background includes:
- Significant network engineering experience-route, switch, firewall- have Cisco and Palo Alto in this roleAWS cloud networking experience- Route53, transit gateway, direct connect, S3, etc.
- Network Detection and Response experience (NDR- can be with Arista, ExtraHop, Vectra AI, Darktrace, FortiNDR, etc.)Experience reducing false positives and improving detection fidelity.
- Experience designing and tuning security alerts in operational environments
- Network automation experience (Python, PowerShell, CloudFormation, etc.) is a plus
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