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Cloud Engineer

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About the Role
We are seeking a skilled Cloud Security Engineer to work across multiple trains and teams within the ETS portfolio. This role will focus on critical security workstreams including SailPoint (Identity & Governance Administration), Data Loss Prevention (Web Access Policies), and Active Directory Remediation. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure secure, scalable, and compliant cloud environments.
Key Responsibilities
- Identity & Governance: Administer SailPoint for identity lifecycle management and governance.
- Data Loss Prevention: Implement and monitor DLP policies for web access.
- Active Directory Remediation: Support remediation activities to strengthen AD security posture.
- Cloud Engineering: Design, implement, and troubleshoot solutions across AWS and Azure platforms.
- Network Security: Configure and manage VPCs, DNS routing, load balancers, and subnets.
- OS Administration: Maintain and secure Windows and Linux server environments.
- Cloud Security Enforcement: Apply firewall rules, IAM policies, and access controls.
- Troubleshooting & Diagnostics: Provide support during implementation and post-deployment phases.
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- Strong knowledge of AWS and Azure cloud platforms.
- Experience with network elements: VPCs, DNS routing, load balancers, subnets.
- Proficiency in Windows and Linux server environments.
- Expertise in cloud security: firewall rules, IAM, and governance.
- Hands-on experience with SailPoint administration and DLP policies.
- Ability to troubleshoot and diagnose complex technical issues.
- Strong communication and collaboration skills across teams.
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