Simmons Bank is hiring: Information Security Engineer II in dallas
simmons bankDallas (TX)
Simmons Bank is hiring: Information Security Engineer II in dallas
Posted today
simmons bankDallas (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will design, implement, and maintain security systems that protect our network, data, and customers. You will work within the Security Engineering team to support the information security program and mentor junior engineers. The position focuses on deploying and operating security controls such as endpoint protection, DLP, firewalls, and secure access, while collaborating with IT and leadership. You’ll address security incidents, drive system improvements, and ensure you meet SLA targets. This opportunity appeals to someone who wants to shape security in a banking environment and work with cross-functional teams to defend critical operations.
Responsibilities:
Contribute to design and implementation of security systems and document security requirements Configure, maintain, and monitor security controls (email gateway, firewall, VPN, NAC, secure web gateway, SIEM, endpoint protection, DLP, vulnerability tools) Support Level I engineers with tickets, changes, and escalations; triage alerts per procedures Lead security system changes per change management; coordinate with vendors and services Maintain documentation (diagrams, procedures, system information) Monitor cases and incidents with vendor support; ensure timely remediation Apply patches and upgrades for patch and vulnerability management Participate in on-call rotation and mentor teammates Communicate security concerns to management; pursue relevant certifications
Key requirements:
Minimum of six (6) years in IT, network engineering, or security engineering Direct experience administering security systems (endpoint protection, NAC, web filtering, DLP, vulnerability scanners, firewalls) Experience in operational roles supporting IT systems, networks, or applications; basic troubleshooting, ticketing, and end-user communication CompTIA A+, Security+, Network+ or other baseline security certifications Willingness to work non-standard hours and be on call Strong understanding of enterprise OS, networks, cloud basics, and security technology landscape Strong written and verbal communication; ability to work independently with limited supervision service-oriented mindset clear communication ability to work independently endpoint protection network access control web content filtering
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