SOLUTIONS TESTING ENGINEER
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Job description
SOLUTIONS TESTING ENGINEER
- Execute comprehensive testing protocols for network security configurations, ensuring alignment with CIS Benchmarks and NIST Frameworks.
- Develop and maintain automated testing scripts using Python and Bash to streamline validation processes and enhance efficiency.
- Assess and validate network security controls, including firewall rule sets and segmentation strategies, across hybrid cloud environments.
- Conduct rigorous security posture management activities to identify vulnerabilities and recommend remediation measures in multi-vendor settings.
- Perform in-depth testing of virtual network architectures, including AWS VPC, Azure VNet, and GCP VPC configurations.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to validate the deployment of security solutions and ensure they meet organizational standards.
- Document test results, security findings, and compliance reports to support audit requirements and strategic decision-making.
Requirements
- Possess over 10 years of professional experience within the IT Services sector, specifically focusing on network security and testing.
- Demonstrate advanced proficiency in CIS Benchmarks and NIST Frameworks for security compliance and hardening.
- Show strong technical command of Python and Bash scripting for the creation of automation tools and testing frameworks.
- Hold relevant industry certifications such as CCNP, Security+, or CEH to validate expertise in network security and ethical hacking.
- Exhibit hands-on experience with major cloud networking platforms, including AWS VPC, Azure VNet, and GCP VPC.
- Possess a proven track record in configuring and testing firewall rules and implementing effective network segmentation strategies.
- Have extensive knowledge of managing security posture and navigating complex multi-vendor network environments.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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