IT Security Engineer at Citadel Credit Union

Uwchlan Township, Pennsylvania, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

15 Jun, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

17 Mar, 26

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Network Security Hardware, Network Security Software, Security Policy Enforcement, Infrastructure Security Assessment, Security Audits, Vulnerability Assessments, Incident Response, System Hardening, Vendor Management, Budget Preparation, LAN/WAN Knowledge, Analytical Skills, Organizational Skills, Communication Skills, Technical Orientation, Security Protocols

Industry

Banking

Description

Job Overview The IT Security Engineer’s role is to ensure the secure operation of the Credit Union’s computer systems, servers, and network connections. The role will primarily be responsible for the implementation and administration of network security hardware and software, enforcement of the network security policy, assessment and evaluation of the security of the infrastructure, and compliance with requirements and recommendations of security audits and assessments. The incumbent will also be expected to make suggestions for hardware, software and policy changes that will improve the security posture of the organization. Responsibilities * Engineer and maintain security systems to meet credit union’s security program. Keep security systems current and keep current on changes to security systems. * Act as a technical resource from a security perspective for projects in support of the business throughout the year. Clearly identify all required technical tasks and time requirements for each project to assist with determining a realistic estimated completion date. Ensure that all new products and systems are implemented in the most secure manner possible. * Participate in all internal and external audits, guaranteeing that all security related documentation and materials are accurate, current and readily available. Ensure prompt and thorough response to and remediation of all findings and recommendations. * Participate in all internal and external security assessments, guaranteeing that all security related documentation and materials are accurate, current and readily available and that the proactive testing is non-intrusive to maintain daily business operations. Ensure prompt and thorough response to and remediation of all findings and recommendations. * Support and contribute to the organization’s security programs and help ensure that the team appropriately follows all incident response procedures when needed. * Participate in regular vulnerability assessments of the infrastructure and follow up on and respond to or implement the remediation actions for all findings and recommendations. * Evaluate the security of the infrastructure and identify areas for improvement. Suggest action plans that will increase the security posture of the organization without limiting or hindering required functionality. * Develop or review and regularly enhance system hardening procedures for all infrastructure equipment based on industry standards. * Take an active role in managing vendor relationships and analyzing internal processes to reduce expenses and/or increase efficiencies in support of continuous improvement. Assist with research of expenses and preparation of annual budgets and ensure accuracy when processing any assigned invoices. * Look for opportunities to work more proactively and less reactively with a goal of continuous improvement. Identify ways in which to better monitor and/or improve the security of all systems and applications in order to increase system and application stability and up-time. * Assist with IT Security Administrator duties and responsibilities as and when needed. * Ensure that written procedures are documented for all assigned functions and remain current. * Participate effectively and efficiently when assigned tasks in support of disaster recovery exercises. * Continually work on developing a full understanding of the LAN/WAN and Infrastructure. * Must keep professional skills up to date and consistent with current technology. * Must be a high energy individual who can multi-task and work well in stressful situations. * Must be technically oriented and have excellent analytical, organizational and communication skills. * Perform additional duties as assigned. Qualifications and Education Requirements * Minimum of five years of IT Security experience required; Banking experience preferred. * Bachelor’s Degree in related field required. Five years demonstrated technical experience may be substituted in lieu of degree. * One or more industry certifications preferred, such as: CompTIA Security+, GIAC (Information Security Fundamentals), CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional), CISM (Certified Information Security Manager), CCNA Security (Cisco Certified Network Associate Security), SSCP (Systems Security Certified Practitioner), MCSA (Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator) with specialization in Security. Certifications in security specialties may fulfill this requirement. * Working knowledge of security protocols. * Working knowledge of IT systems, security measures and best practices required to protect corporate networks. * Working knowledge of system and network exploitation as well as common attack vectors and various types of malware. * Working knowledge of mobile device security strategies. * Broad range of network, infrastructure and telecommunications knowledge required. * Working knowledge of servers, software, networking equipment, and infrastructure elements required. Additional Skills/Notes: * Excellent oral and written communication skills required. * Analytical skills, such as process flow analysis and systems analysis required. * The ability to learn and apply new technologies effectively, as well as being able to diagnose technical problems quickly and develop effective solutions required.

Responsibilities

The IT Security Engineer is primarily responsible for implementing and administering network security hardware and software, enforcing security policy, and assessing infrastructure security to ensure the secure operation of the Credit Union's systems. This role also involves participating in audits, remediating findings, and suggesting improvements to enhance the organization's security posture.