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Cyber Security Engineer (W2 Contract only/ No 3rd Parties)

Posted 14 days ago

cbtsBethesda (MD)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$100/hr

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About the role

Role: Cyber Security Engineer IV
Location: Washington, DC
Duration: 6-months (Always possible for extension)
Pay Rate: $100/hr on W2
The client Security Engineering team empowers the Global Information and Content Security (GICS) teams by supporting the Security Engineering, Security Architecture, Threat Detection and Response, and other Security teams/functions through the deployment, management, and maintenance of shared, reliable, and extensible security platforms/systems. The security engineer plays a key role in the GICS security engineering team, ensuring that security best practices are followed and that tools and processes that support a secure platform are maintained and kept up to date. Ideal candidates will have a mixture of security and systems engineering backgrounds to ensure that business processes are configured correctly and that security best practices are designed and implemented. Must Have Skills / Requirements Implementing advanced cyber security technology in a complex environment 8+ years of experience; Hands-on experience in security engineering, hands-on experience in building, designing, and maintaining enterprise security tools. Scripting experience (using Python, Go, or other equivalent languages) 8+ years of experience. Hands-on Experience with automation technologies 5+ Years of experience; Terraform, Ansible, CloudFormation, etc. Linux Experience. 8+ years of experience; Ability to construct and maintain complex network infrastructures.

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