Requirements

Operating system

Windows

Our requirements

• Proven years of experience in cybersecurity, software development, network engineering, or other information technology or process automation roles (or a combination of these roles)​
• Technical depth in multiple technology-related subjects, including computer networking, operating systems, software development, scripting, artificial intelligence, and machine learning​
• Bachelor's degree in systems, Computer Science, Business or Information Management or equivalent experience
• Ability to conduct problem solving, both individually and as a member of a team of multi-discipline professionals​
• Excellent communication skills (both written and verbal)​
• Competency in one or more scripting languages​
• Strong technical skills and experience, and the desire to continue learning to adapt to ever-changing technology and threat landscapes

Your responsibilities

• Conducts monitoring and response activities for security alerts that are originated from users and security-related systems​
• Performs work within team that follows a shift-based schedule​
• Triages alerts to determine incidents and assesses appropriate priority level of any information security–related incidents; performs incident escalations, when necessary​
• Applies technical expertise and capabilities to contain and resolve security-related incidents in a manner that minimizes risk​
• Documents incident-related information within proper systems while maintaining accuracy, clarity, and adherence to formal documentation standards​
• Identifies opportunities to leverage automation to increase efficiency and improve ability to work at scale​
• Develops automation capabilities using available security automation, orchestration, and response (SOAR) tooling and custom scripts; implements automation while adhering to established processes and standards
• Leadership Characteristics: Takes accountability for assigned tasks, ensuring compliance with established processes and escalating concerns when the processes are insufficient to address associated risks