Network Security Consultant
tech tamminaHouston (TX)
Network Security Consultant
Posted 2 days ago
tech tamminaHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Network Security Consultant
Job Description:
- Strong Cisco Firewall install/config
- Strong Palo Alto Firewall install/config
- Solid TCP/IP, Switch and router experience
- Aruba Radius Servers, F5, or related network and security devices (e.g. IPS) and configurations are extremely beneficial
- Key areas of responsibility include: Firewall Administration in a corporate environment
Architecture, design, implementation, and support, of the network security infrastructure used to access the Global Corporate network.
Design, configuration, deployment and operational maintenance of network security technologies to ensure secure and reliable network access to both internal and external global customers
Participate in the development of enterprise network security standards, and help establish global governance.
Assist with Network Security Risk Assessments for business units2nd and 3rd Level support / troubleshooting of more complex & challenging operational issues related to Network Security Infrastructure.
Skills:
- Understand firewall technologies, configuration, and practices. Experience with either Cisco and/or Palo Alto Firewalls required. Migration experience from Cisco to Palo Alto Networks a definite asset
- Internet/Perimeter network Design, Review, and support for 3rd party connections to the business network
- Understand modern Cybersecurity threats and defense mechanisms
- Solid understanding of networking concepts, routing, wireless and WAN.Experience with F5 devices and RADIUS services would be beneficial
Project management, technical documentation skills expected. Ability to translate business requirements into solutions.
Able to work with international customers in the region and collaboration with a global team of peers.
Experience with large international corporate environment. Basic understanding of SCADA networks.
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