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• We are unable to work with 3rd-party or corp-to-corp candidates for this position* Our Global Technology Infrastructure team plays a crucial role in maintaining the security and integrity of our digital engineering environments, ensuring compliance with industry-leading standards . We are looking for passionate, innovative hands-on professionals to join our team. We are seeking highly skilled Systems Engineers/Project Manager to be part of a team responsible for ensuring the security and compliance with protecting sensitive data. As a systems engineer, you must be a technically strong individual with a passion for cybersecurity and a desire to make a tangible impact. In this role you will be responsible for deployment, maintaining and supporting customer engagements in our secure environments. • Key Responsibilities • Overall responsibility – Engage with internal stakeholders, deploy and support highly secure system environments. • Automate systems and support functions. • Use internal collaboration tools to document efforts and resolution of customer issues. • Lead efforts to deliver, maintain, and improve secure environments to meet and exceed Industry security standards. • Successfully deliver multiple projects that are customer driven efforts. • Utilize project management skills and engage with multiple engineering groups. • Collaborate with cross-functional engineering teams. • Provide guidance to internal stakeholders, ensuring that all aspects of the infrastructure adhere to the necessary standards. • Able to communicate with both internal and external customers and have investigative type questioning to help resolve their issues. • Use Linux and Windows skills to help configure hosts in secure environments using existing best practices and procedures. • Expected to deploy highly secure environments and handle all aspects of driving the project to completion like gathering all requirements, creating a schedule by setting expectations, working with engineers in deploying specific software and providing proper infrastructure to handle specialized secure environment. • Qualifications • Bachelor's degree in Cybersecurity, Engineering, Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field • Required technical experience minimums • Experience with the fundamentals of Linux / Windows administration and scripting languages (e.g Shell scripts, Python) • Hands on experience of installing IT hardware and software • Familiarity with using virtualization technologies like VMware and Proxmox • Familiarity with data security, firewalls, and best practices • 8 years of IT work experience managing information security and complex network and information security appliances as a Security Administrator, Specialist, or Engineer • 3 years' experience working in enterprise virtualization platforms for on-prem cloud solutions like Proxmox, OpenStack • 3 years' experience working with infrastructure monitoring services including Prometheus/Grafana, open-source systems metrics (such as Zabbix or CheckMk), experience with security tooling for vulnerability scanning and penetration testing • 2 years' experience working with ServiceNow ticketing systems • 2 years working with Jira and or equivalent project tracking • Required work & industry experience • Have worked in architecting solutions with securing highly sensitivedata. • Excellent communication skills, with the ability to translate complex technical requirements into actionable plans. • A proactive approach to problem-solving, with a keen eye for detail and a commitment to excellence. • Excellent organizational skills and time management. • Ability to communicate clearly and effectively with peers, partners and customers. • Ability to develop and present technical concepts to a business audience. • Strong commitment to high quality work and timely deliverables

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