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Network Security Engineer - 0nsite

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L2/L3 Network Engineer – Security Proxy, Cisco, Checkpoint, F5
Location: (Waterside) West Drayton UB7 0GA
Physical presence in the office covering 24x7 shift
Contract: 12 months
Experience: 6-10+ years
Job Responsibilities:
- Provide L2/L3-level support, troubleshooting, and resolution for complex network issues.
- Design, implement, and optimize network security solutions using security proxies, Juniper, and Cisco.
- Lead incident resolution and problem management efforts, coordinating with vendors as needed.
- Configure and maintain firewalls, security appliances, and access control policies.
- Develop and execute network automation strategies for efficiency and scalability.
- Collaborate with architects and project teams on network upgrades and expansions.
- Conduct performance tuning and capacity planning for network infrastructure.
- Mentor and provide technical guidance to L2 engineers.
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Technical Skills:
- Security Proxy: Blue Coat, Zscaler, or equivalent, deep understanding of SSL decryption and policy enforcement.
- Juniper: Advanced routing (BGP, OSPF, ISIS), firewall rules, security policies, IDS/IPS.
- Cisco: Enterprise switching (Nexus, Catalyst), routers, ASA/FTD firewalls, SD-WAN.
- Automation & Scripting: Python, Ansible, Terraform (preferred).
- Cloud Networking: Azure, AWS, or GCP networking and security concepts.
- Load Balancing: F5, Citrix NetScaler (preferred).
- SIEM & Security Tools: Splunk, Palo Alto Cortex, or similar.


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- Strong leadership and mentorship capabilities.
- Excellent documentation and presentation skills.
- Ability to work independently and handle high-priority incidents.
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