Cyber Operations Engineer (IR) Lead - Global Industrial

Description

The role is the Cyber Defense Engineer IV level and covers complex problem analysis and fixes across cloud security, Identity and Access Management (IAM), infrastructure protection, cyber recovery, Disaster Recovery (DR) engineering, application security, DevSecOps, security tooling and automation, and data loss prevention.

You take on increasingly complex engineering work day to day within your assigned domain.

Responsibilities

• Work on problems that affect several areas, functions, or processes.
• Build interfaces of moderate complexity between ERP and legacy systems.
• Support production applications of moderate complexity by troubleshooting issues, proposing fixes, building and testing them, and moving them into production.
• Write back-end code and front-end scripts to improve performance, scalability, and security.
• Write program logic for new or existing software that follows designs set by senior developers and leadership.
• Install, configure, build workflows for, monitor, and upgrade assigned software products.
• Keep current records of known issues in existing code.
• Track application quality and performance through testing and upkeep.
• Build and maintain applications that support business processes and systems.
• Make sure associate and application developers in your immediate group follow development best practices and standards, and represent IT on certain projects when asked.
• Spot chances to improve processes and procedures, and share them with other departments to raise efficiency and service levels.
• Propose workable fixes for problems in existing software.
• Build forecasts and models using advanced analytical tools.
• Carry out other assigned duties.

Requirements

• Typically a bachelor's degree in computer science, software engineering, or a related field, plus eight (8) to twelve (12) years of related experience, or equivalent experience.
• Handle several tasks at once and meet deadlines.
• Stay current on new technology and computer systems.
• Explain complex procedures clearly to colleagues.
• Keep up with industry trends and understand how they apply in a commercial setting.
• Hold the required certifications.
• Work with close attention to detail and a drive to dig deeper into data.

Benefits

• Healthcare coverage options, a 401(k), and tuition reimbursement.
• Vacation, sick, and holiday pay.