SIEM Engineer W2 ONLY
united global technologiesColumbia (SC)
SIEM Engineer W2 ONLY
Posted 2 days ago
united global technologiesColumbia (SC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
W-2 ONLY NO SUBS, NO Sponsorship New engineering role directly supporting SIEM architecture and 24x7 SOC operations. Required Bachelor's degree in an information technology or information security related field Eight years of relevant work experience may be substituted in lieu of education Five years of experience in supporting large it environments and/or system deployments
Required Skills:
- 5+ years of experience in supporting large IT environments and/or system deployments
- Palo Alo Cortex XSIAM and Cortex XDR Design, implementation, administration, and operational support
- Experience engineering and supporting SIEM capabilities for multi-tenant environments and 24x7 Security Operations Center operationsCRIBL Data Modeling, Log Pipeline Design, Parsing, Normalization, Enrichment, Routing and Ingestion experience
- Experience developing automation, integrations, playbooks and response workflows using scripting languages such as Python and Bash
- Experience onboarding and troubleshooting telemetry from cloud, endpoint, network, identity, SaaS, Linux, Windows and custom application sources
- Enterprise security architecture, incident response, networking, access control, secure system design and industry-standard cybersecurity frameworks
Preferred: CISSP, security+ or GIAC certification
Palo alto cortex, cribl or another relevant siem/security platform cert.
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