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As the Principal Security Engineer for a public sector Federal Enterprise Network Security Engineering Services team. You will be part of a multi-discipline engineering and security Engineering team that is responsible for delivering and managing designs for a mission critical, life/safety infrastructure based on Verizon’s solutions and services. You are well versed across multiple technology disciplines to include but not limited to Enterprise Solutions, MPLS, Cyber Security, Managed Services, Cisco DMPVN, Wireless (4G and 5G), application performance, network timing, SOA, DNS, IP management, IT, Cloud, Enterprise Solutions, Virtualization and more. You will work in a cross-functional and cross-organizational environment (including third party partners) to facilitate, design, deliver and operate the initial and on-going security infrastructure for the complex technical requirements of this very large federal program, throughout the life-cycle of the program.
You will be focused on the technical security aspects of delivering integrated architectures and designs for this opportunity. The goal will be to deliver the best technical solutions along with the best customer service. In this role you will be responsible for:
Defining the multi-year implementation strategies and designs for security components, applications, and infrastructure in a complex government environment.
Understanding customer mission and business challenges.
Serving as an internal information security consultant on the standards, complex issues, and best practices to the organization. I
Developing enterprise security solutions and designing, implementing, and supporting service to solve the customer need.
Identifying and implement emerging data access control technologies, information systems security issues, safeguards, and techniques.
Providing briefings at various levels.
Identifying, owning, and driving security design in enterprise services lifecycle delivery processes.
Leading and participating with the Verizon Security Compliance team responsible for certifying Verizon federal boundary.
Evaluating current or emerging technologies to consider factors such as cost, portability, compatibility, or usability
Establishing functional or system standards to address operational requirements, quality requirements, and design constraints.
Verifying stability, interoperability, portability, security, or scalability of system designs
You’ll need to have:
Bachelor’s degree or four or more years of work experience
Six or more years of relevant work experience
Experience in designing and implementing security stacks based on federal FISMA and FEDRamp control families.
Experience in developing and implementing security services that support mission critical systems.
Currently hold, or able to obtain and maintain a government clearance at the Public Trust level
Ability to gain a public trust clearance.
Even better if you have one or more of the following:
CCNP Security Certification.
CCIE Security Certification
Public sector domain experience to include both federal and Department of Defense contract and procurement experience
Over 15 years of experience in supporting mission critical system engineering (e.g., network, security).
Experience in a variety of security products and services that support cyber security and cyber security architectures.
Experience leading cross functional teams with understanding of how business and technical
Understand how to integrate security services with networking services to ensure seamless operations and performance.
Understanding in obtaining authorization to operate for implemented security services in Federal environment.
Understanding of Zero-Trust and in developing technology roadmaps that will integrate Zero-trust over the life-cycle of the system.
requirements interweave to create solutions.
Knowledge of technical product and systems development lifecycle within a large global enterprise environment.
Understanding of FISMA and FEDRamp security controls.
Understanding of NIST and DoD Zero-Trust frameworks.
Designing secure, survivable and resilient mission critical infrastructure.
Experience building security technology roadmaps and transitioning in new technologies
Experience delivering an integrated OSS with technical solutions and contract performance.
Ability to manage and balance business and technical requirements.
Experience managing large-scale technical programs with end-to-end accountability.
Highly organized with an ability to manage competing priorities.
Demonstrated interpersonal and presentation communication, organization and project management skills.
Experience in two or more technical areas listed:
Security Products and Services (e.g., Cisco Firepower, Palo Alto, F5, Packet Capture (Endace), Stealthwatch, Radware).
Security (DDOS, FW, IDS, WAF, DDI, SIEM, Analytics, Micro-segmentation).
Data and IP Services (MPLS, SIP, internet, VPN, SDN, NFV, SDWAN).
Cisco DMVPN.
Access Technologies (TDM, Ethernet).
Network Operations (Managed Services for WLAN, LAN, WAN, IP PBX, Automation/Orchestration).
Cloud and Data Center Outsourcing (application management, compute and storage, virtualization, IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS).
Wireless technologies (IoT).
If Verizon and this role sound like a fit for you, we encourage you to apply even if you don’t meet every “even better” qualification listed above.
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Full Time
Retail
$122k-149k (estimate)
08/21/2024
08/29/2024
verizon.com
CHERRY HILL, NJ
>50,000
1983
Public
BELINDA COX
>$50B
Retail
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