Network Security Engineer
Network Security Engineer
Posted 13 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Implement and maintain the bank's third-party network security perimeter
- Integrate security solutions and ensure their sound operation
- Analyze and optimize new and existing core and perimeter firewall rulesets in co-operation with the data center operator and application owners
- Monitor network performance and troubleshoot issues as they arise
- Collaborate with other departments to develop and implement network security related projects
- Provide technical support during troubleshooting
- Stay up to date with development in peer teams and provide advice to network teams
- 5+ years of experience as a network security engineer, preferably in the banking or financial services industry
- Bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field
- Familiar with complexity and not afraid of working through complex challenges
- Experience with Cisco networking equipment and protocols
- Strong understanding of network security concepts, including firewalls, VPNs, and intrusion detection and prevention systems
- Strong understanding of secure application design and network design as relevant to analyze and challenge firewall rule requests
- As a global leader in financial services, we rely on our employees to deliver their best work for our clients. We invest in our employees by offering a host of benefits and perks.
- Flexible hybrid work schedules (generally a minimum of three days per week onsite) with a one-time stipend to help improve hybrid working capabilities
- Generous paid time off, sick days, market-based holiday schedule, sabbatical leave, parental/bonding leave plan and volunteer day off
- Competitive health benefit offerings, including choice of medical plans through BCBS-IL, dental plan, vision and flexible spending accounts
- Complimentary annual membership to One Medical, a dedicated EAP and a benefits concierge service
- Employer paid benefits such as term life, AD&D and disability insurance
- Robust 401(k) Plan with a generous match and vesting schedule
- Annual learning stipend and tuition assistance program to help employees pursue additional education
- Company-issued laptops and role dependent mobile stipend
- Corporate Divvy memberships and pre-tax commuter benefits
- Monthly wellness subsidy available to be used towards wellness and fitness activities
- Regular, open communication including monthly Town Hall meetings with the Management Team
- A matrixed, culture-based organization with collaborative teams that promote diversity, equity and inclusion
- Weekly lunch credit, Free coffee & tea, fresh fruit and snacks, “bagel Wednesday” and monthly treats to celebrate workiversaries and birthdays
- Employee-led committees to bring awareness and inclusive activities to our employees
- Modern open office with a large kitchen/meeting gathering area – including foosball and ping pong tables
- Private, well-equipped Mother’s room
- Office is conveniently located in the Chicago Loop Financial District – close to CTA and MetraWell-maintained building (an architectural “masterpiece”) and a part of Chicago history – with a robust business center, gym, restaurants, café, game room and a shared rooftop terrace with green space
- This information is intended as a summary of potential benefits only. Eligibility for the plans and programs listed here depends on the nature of employment, length of service and other factors. Actual coverage is governed by supporting summary plan descriptions and related policies.
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