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The Network Security Engineer role requires extensive Palo Alto Panorama, Firewalls and Global Protect experience, along with extensive networking experience. A Network Security Engineer is responsible for providing architectural, technical, and problem resolution support for the FDIC network and security infrastructure that promotes a secure and scalable environment that align to the security requirements of our customer.
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Sr. Network Security Engineer needs 5+ years of experience designing, implementing, managing, and troubleshooting Palo Alto firewalls. Extensive technical knowledge in at least 3 of the following areas: Network Segmentation Techniques, Secure Web Gateways, Next-Generation Firewalls, Network Admission Control Systems, Hybrid Cloud Environments (AWS, Azure), Wireless Security, or DHCP, DNS and IPAM (DDI), Virtual Private Network (VPN.
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Job Description Mission Technologies a division of HII and their Cyber, Electronic, Warfare & Space team is looking to hire a Network Systems Engineer in collaboration with other members of our Prototype Development Support.
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Network Engineer Junior. TO Contractor personnel shall, in cooperation with other MDOT SHA network technicians, work with MDOT SHA staff and IT liaisons supporting the MDOT SHA infrastructure, end user needs and tier 1 service desk.
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The Senior Network Engineer is responsible for architecting, deploying, configuring and maintaining high-end switching, routing, IP Telephony, wireless, security, network management and access control devices supporting the Mercy Health Services infrastructure.
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Leidos is seeking a Sr. Network Engineer to join our Defense Enclave Services (DES) team at Ft. Meade, MD. An Associate level Network Vendor Certification is required prior to onboarding (from one of the following Vendors): Cisco, Juniper, CommScope/Ruckus/Brocade, F5 Networks or Aruba Networks.
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NetSEA Technologies is seeking to fill multiple Senior Network Engineer positions to support PEO C3T Tactical Network systems. - Support technical tasks in the integration of Data/Voice/Video/Telephony in the Tactical Network, engineering and technical documentation, and assistance in the development of technical requirements, specifications, plans, and reports, software/hardware engineering, preparation of independent assessments, systems engineering, technical expertise at fielding locations, test and evaluation, architectural/interoperability support, and quality engineering.
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The Distinguished Engineer will be part of the Network Protection Engineering organization with a focus on shaping the network security agenda for multiple network infrastructure platforms across Capital One. They will leverage their expertise in public cloud and experience implementing network security capabilities at scale to establish the vision and realization of new features and technology within the organization.
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High school diploma and 15 years’ experience as a Network Engineer. Sr. Network Engineer. Patch network vulnerabilities to ensure information is safeguarded against outside parties.
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Soliel, LLC is seeking a Network Engineer to support a federal customer. Soliel is seeking to hire a Network Engineer, this position provides critical skills as part of a team to operate, manage, troubleshoot, and resolve complex network issues and maintain a secure network.
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Network Security Engineer (INFOSEC) The incumbent serves as an Information Technology Specialist analyzing and defining IT systems security requirements, implementing solutions, planning and tracking projects, and coordinating inter-agency efforts in the areas of network, security, and inter-operability.
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Engineer network solutions for new & existing systems. Network deployment and operations automation (Ansible, Zero Touch Provisioning) Experience with Network Monitoring/IPAM (i.e., SolarWinds, NetFlow.
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Degree in Network Engineering, Systems Engineering, Information Technology or related field. Experience supporting hardware installation, supporting servers, desktops, network infrastructure.
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VAE is seeking a Network Engineer to join our Defense Enclave Services (DES) team, who will support an extensive digital modernization program critical to DISA and Fourth Estate Agencies.
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Reflexive Concepts is seeking a Senior Network Engineer to join our team! Install and maintain network infrastructure device operating system software. Test and maintain network infrastructure including software and hardware devices.
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