Security Architecture and Infrastructure Engineer

Booz Allen Hamilton•Washington, DC

1d•$86,800 - $198,000•Remote

About The Position

Security Architecture and Infrastructure Engineer The Opportunity: We are seeking a Security Architecture and Infrastructure Engineer to define, enhance, implement, and maintain security solutions across client networks and technology platforms. The engineer will help develop security solutions aligned to security strategy, advise on technologies, tools, and techniques, communicate complex security concepts to technical and senior audiences, and implement infrastructure and cybersecurity controls. Work may include enhanced detection, vulnerability capabilities, improved event correlation, endpoint security, micro-segmentation, and security control modernization. Join us. The world can’t wait.

Requirements

5+ years of experience in security engineering or architecture
2+ years of experience in infrastructure or enterprise security
Experience with security technologies, including Check Point, Cisco, Forescout, DLP, and endpoint security
Experience with big data analytics, big data management, and data privacy
Experience with IAM, DMARC, and Duo Security
Knowledge of security frameworks, policies, and procedures, including CDM regulations and compliance activities
Ability to communicate complex security concepts to varied audiences, including senior management
Secret clearance
Bachelor's degree in CS or Information Assurance

Nice To Haves

Experience with micro-segmentation, IBM Tivoli NetCool or Omnibus, and Dell EMC Isilon
Experience with capture-the-flag (CTF) or a global security perspective
Experience with hardware asset management (HAM), EDRS, and Forescout CounterACT
Experience with BlackBerry Enterprise Server, Cisco IronPort Email Security, and Cisco switch configuration
Knowledge of computer crimes, computer devices, and core application systems
Ability to display initiative, teamworking, and excellence in client services
TS/SCI clearance
CCNA Routing, Cisco Configuration Professional, or Cisco Internetworking Certification

Responsibilities

Define, enhance, implement, and maintain security solutions across client networks and technology platforms.
Develop security solutions aligned to security strategy.
Advise on technologies, tools, and techniques.
Communicate complex security concepts to technical and senior audiences.
Implement infrastructure and cybersecurity controls.
Work may include enhanced detection, vulnerability capabilities, improved event correlation, endpoint security, micro-segmentation, and security control modernization.