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Zscaler Security Engineer (NetDevOps/SecDevOps)

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Location: United Kingdom – Remote/Hybrid Experience: 10+ years overall Contract: Initial 6 months, extension possible to July 2027
We are seeking an experienced Zscaler Security Engineer with strong NetDevOps or SecDevOps capabilities to support a major technology separation and corporate divestiture programme. The successful consultant will lead the deployment of a new Zscaler tenant covering ZIA and ZPA. The role includes tenant separation, security-policy migration, identity federation, transitional access and policy-as-code automation.
Key Responsibilities
- Build and configure a new Zscaler ZIA and ZPA tenant
- Configure ZIA cloud firewall, URL filtering, DLP and SSL inspection
- Design ZPA application segments, server groups and access policies
- Deploy and manage ZPA App Connectors
- Integrate Zscaler with Okta or another enterprise identity provider
- Configure SAML, OIDC, SCIM and attribute-based access controls
- Establish security boundaries between retained and divested entities
- Manage Multi-ZPA Tenant Access during transitional periods
- Remove legacy configurations from the divested tenant
- Manage Zscaler policies through Terraform and GitHub CI/CD
- Configure and validate GRE or IPSec tunnels
- Troubleshoot routing, DNS, subnets and IP connectivity
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- Strong hands-on experience with Zscaler ZIA and ZPA
- Experience building or migrating Zscaler tenants
- ZIA firewall, URL filtering, DLP and SSL inspection
- ZPA application segments, App Connectors and access policies
- SAML, SCIM, OIDC and identity-provider integration
- Zscaler Terraform Provider
- Git/GitHub and CI/CD workflows
- GRE/IPSec tunnel configuration
- Strong networking and security troubleshooting
Desirable Skills
- ZCCP or ZCCE certification
- ZDX and Zscaler 360i experience
- Okta integration experience
- CrowdStrike or Microsoft Defender integration
- Corporate divestiture, merger or tenant-separation experience
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