Robert Walters
Cyber Security Network Engineer - Banking (on-site)

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Experienced Cyber Security Network Engineer
A well-established international bank is looking for an experienced Cyber Security Network Engineer to join an expanding team. You will manage and strengthen key security platforms including Cisco Firepower, F5 WAF/ASM and Citrix NetScaler, drive remediation of vulnerabilities, and ensure network and security changes are thoroughly tested, documented, and safely implemented.
What you'll do:
- Own the vulnerability management lifecycle, including vulnerability scanning, risk-based triage, remediation tracking, patch verification, and KPI reporting.
- Manage and maintain key network security infrastructure, including Cisco Firepower firewalls, F5 WAF/ASM and Citrix NetScaler, as well as VPN, IPsec, and network access controls.
- Maintain strong change management governance, producing detailed change plans, impact assessments, and technical documentation.
- Conduct pre-production testing and ensure robust rollback procedures are documented and tested before changes are deployed.
- Participate in technical peer reviews to ensure network and security changes meet required operational and security standards.
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- 5+ years' network engineering experience with a strong cyber security focus.
- Hands-on experience with Cisco Firepower, F5 ASM/WAF, and Citrix NetScaler.
- Strong understanding of networking, security controls, and working within a structured change management environment.
- Financial services or other regulated-industry experience is highly desirable.
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