CACI Ltd
Network Security Engineer (Fortinet)

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About CACI
From our headquarters in London, we’re busy empowering organisations to make bold, strategic moves with the power of data and technology. Founded in 1975, our operations take place from multiple offices across the UK, Europe and India with over 1600 full-time employees and an annual turnover of £179m.
Our expertise spans industries, from retail and education to public sector and transport – delivering intelligent solutions that drive progress and create measurable impact. Whether it’s business intelligence, customer marketing, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, critical national infrastructure or data management, our approach is never one-size-fits-all.
We don’t just deliver solutions; we build for the tomorrow’s world, all while fostering a culture that allows employees to be their authentic selves and succeed in their careers.
About Network Services
CACI Network Services is a rapidly expanding specialist IT and Networks consultancy offering a wide variety of opportunities to work within challenging and exciting environments with our major clients in Global Media, Banking, Government, Telecoms & Utilities
The role
A Senior Network Security Engineer is required to join the Network Team, responsible for the deployment and planning of our clients network infrastructure. The team is responsible for the delivery and deployment of network/security projects and requests to enhance the client’s infrastructure to meet current and future business demands.
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- Plan, manage and deploy technology changes to support DC services
- Deploy LAN infrastructure to support end user services requirements
- Includes patching schedules for facilities to cable network equipment
- Diagrams for Network Operations
- Inventory management
- Create implementation plans for RFC’s to a high level of detail.
- Correctly document pre and post checks for change verification purposes
- Understand and document back out plans, clearly identifying back out points.
- Identify points of no return
- Support the stability and uptime of essential services by planning changes with a documented best approach mind set.
- Identify where changes can be complete with zero downtime to hosted services.
- Plan and implement changes with a cost effective resource strategy.
- Identify, understand and document change risks and mitigation tactics.
- Identify, understand and document impact of planned technology changes, including documentation expected output from verification.
- Document network estate for Operation Support and to support change planning
- Maintain infrastructure database
- Complete network diagrams to a high standard.
- Peer review and validation of technical deployment plans
- Provide constructive feedback to peers to support change control requirement and maintain high standards of detail and quality offered by CACI.
Core skills, knowledge and experience required
- Experience working in a network security deployment / migration environment.
- Able to manage complex policies, user- or app-based rules.
- Experience in deploying NGFW in hybrid cloud environments.
- Extensive experience working on Fortinet firewalls.
- Able to implements IDS/IPS, user-ID, SSL inspection.
- Designs enterprise VPN hubs, multi-factor access, high-availability tunnels.
- Good knowledge of routing and switching.
- Strong Firewall Experience
- Ability to work in a fast paced and demanding environment.
- Good stakeholder engagement skills with a strong customer service mind set.
- Good time management skills to manage and action business as usual operational tasks as well as execute and deliver operational projects
- Well-developed problem solving skills, with the ability to assimilate data rapidly in order to present solutions effectively.
- Flexibility and agility to adapt to changing requirements.
- Holds Fortinet certifications (NSE 4 to 7)


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