Network Security Engineer
Network Security Engineer
Posted 50 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- PreferredAt least 9 years of experience in technology consulting, enterprise architecture
- Should have knowledge on various Juniper and Cisco Network Devices.
- In-depth design knowledge of network( LAN / WAN ) and security (Firewall, IPS, IDS, VPN / Remote / Mobility VPN devices on Cisco and Juniper ) in large scale environments.
- Experience on Cisco technologies, firewall and Data Center Networks
- Technical knowledge and experience in management of large enterprise customers network involving Data & Security environments.
- Should have good understanding of IPv4 Address planning and implementations.
- Experience and exposure with various native monitoring tools and third party monitoring tools
- At Least 7 Years of experience working with Cisco and Juniper Security Devices.
- Should be excellent communication skills, Presentation skills, Stakeholder management skills.
- He/she should require to own end to end Major/critical Incidents and drive it's resolution over call/bridge along with SME, Vendors and customer to quickly restore the service.
- Should be able to participate in incidents management meeting, handle the crisp customer communication over email/call, should be able to update status to customer leadership team.
- CCNA, CCNP – Security
- CCNA - Routing
- ITIL Processes
- Qualifications Basic
- Bachelor's degree or foreign equivalent required from an accredited institution. Will also consider three years of progressive experience in the specialty in lieu of every year of education.
- At least 11 years of experience in IT Network Security
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