Senior Network Security Design Specialist

at  ADGA Group Consultants Inc

Company Description
ADGA Group is a proudly Canadian-owned and operated defence and security technology company. Our core services include value-added program management, agile software engineering development, and integrated security solutions. As an industry partner to the Canadian Government and Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) for decades, ADGA is actively supporting ongoing and emerging requirements for operational readiness, reconstitution, and modernization.
For decades, we have recruited veterans to integrate their unique skillsets and highly specialized training into our workforce and work culture. At ADGA, we are united by our social purpose to create meaningful employment opportunities for veterans of the CAF and RCMP, their families, and fellow citizens who share a passion to contribute to the security and well-being of Canadians.
ADGA’s social purpose empowers us to reinvest in our employees (e.g. profit-sharing and employee-centric programs) as well as to donate generously to veteran and military family causes in our community (e.g. Soldier On and Veterans’ House).
Join our team at ADGA, where we prioritize your success by fostering internal movement and growth in a safe, inclusive and agile work environment. We offer a wide variety of career and developmental opportunities, including the option to work on different projects and technologies, on-the-job training, cross-training, access to business and technical online courses, and formal education subsidies.
Job Description
ADGA is hiring a Senior Network Security Design Specialist to work on The Classified IT Establishment (CITE) project. The CITE project will establish a shared foundational platform that is robust, secure and highly available to facilitate rapid time to market for classified (secret) networks within shared government Enterprise Data Centres. The CITE project aims to create a scalable, private GC cloud-like environment to host multiple workloads and custom departmental applications in a single, secret, multi-tenant environment on GC premises.

The Senior Network Security Design Specialist will be responsible for tasks including:

• Review, analyze, and/or apply: Architectural methods, frameworks, and models such as TOGAF, US government FEAP, Canadian government BTEP and GSRM, Zachman, UMM
• Review, analyze, and/or apply a broad range of security technologies including multiple types of systems and applications architectures, and multiple hardware and software platforms, including:
• Directory Standards such as X.400, X.500, and SMTP
• Operating Systems such as MS, Unix, Linux, and Novell
• Networking Protocols (for example, HTTP, FTP, Telnet)
• Network routers, multiplexers and switches
• Domain Name Services (DNS) and Network Time Protocols (NTP)
• Review, analyze, and/or apply Secure IT architectures, standards, communications, and security protocols such as IPSec, SSL, SSH, S-MIME, HTTPS
• Review, analyze, and/or apply IT Security protocols at all layers of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) and Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) stacks
• Review, analyze, and/or apply The significance and implications of market and technology trends in order to apply them within architecture roadmaps and solution designs. (examples: web services security, incident management, identity management)
• Review, analyze, and/or apply Best practices and standards related to the concept of network zoning and defence in-depth principles
• Review, analyze, and/or apply IT Security protocols at all layers of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) and Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) stacks
• Analyze IT Security statistics, tools and techniques
• Analyze security data and provide advisories and reports
• Prepare technical reports such as requirement analysis, options analysis, technical architecture documents, mathematical risk modelling
• Brief senior managers
• Security architecture design and engineering support
• Conduct data security designation/classification studies
• Prepare tailored IT Security alerts and advisories from open and closed sources Complete tasks directly supporting the departmental IT Security and Cyber Protection Program.
• Develop and deliver training material.

QUALIFICATIONS

• A minimum of a three year college diploma(computer science or other IT related field; ORa university degree at the Bachelor level in Information Technology or other IT related field; ORA minimum of LEVEL years (in the last 15 years) work experience in the IT field.
• 10 + years of experience performing tasks similar to those listed in the Job Description
• A minimum of five (5) years within the last eight (8) years of experience fulfilling the role of an IT Security Design Specialist (Architect) in a Federal Government of Canada department considered part of the Public Safety Portfolio or Security and Intelligence Portfolio.
• Must have a minimum five (5) years within the past eight (8) years architecting IT security solutions to meet client requirements including gathering business and functional requirements and developing and presenting solutions to meet those requirements.
• Must have three (3) years of experience within the last five (5) years architecting and providing solutions for Secret and Below Interoperability (SABI).
• Must have experience within the past five (5) years preparing private sector, government departments and agencies for certification to ITSG-33 or NIST-800-53.
• Must have experience within the past five (5) years performing design and architecture for cross-domain solutions within the private sector, government departments or agencies.
• Must have experience within the past five (5) years perform design and architecture with data diodes or cyber tap within the private sector, government departments or agencies.
  Additional Information

• Review, analyze, and/or apply: Architectural methods, frameworks, and models such as TOGAF, US government FEAP, Canadian government BTEP and GSRM, Zachman, UMM
• Review, analyze, and/or apply a broad range of security technologies including multiple types of systems and applications architectures, and multiple hardware and software platforms, including:
• Directory Standards such as X.400, X.500, and SMTP
• Operating Systems such as MS, Unix, Linux, and Novell
• Networking Protocols (for example, HTTP, FTP, Telnet)
• Network routers, multiplexers and switches
• Domain Name Services (DNS) and Network Time Protocols (NTP)
• Review, analyze, and/or apply Secure IT architectures, standards, communications, and security protocols such as IPSec, SSL, SSH, S-MIME, HTTPS
• Review, analyze, and/or apply IT Security protocols at all layers of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) and Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) stacks
• Review, analyze, and/or apply The significance and implications of market and technology trends in order to apply them within architecture roadmaps and solution designs. (examples: web services security, incident management, identity management)
• Review, analyze, and/or apply Best practices and standards related to the concept of network zoning and defence in-depth principles
• Review, analyze, and/or apply IT Security protocols at all layers of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) and Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) stacks
• Analyze IT Security statistics, tools and techniques
• Analyze security data and provide advisories and reports
• Prepare technical reports such as requirement analysis, options analysis, technical architecture documents, mathematical risk modelling
• Brief senior managers
• Security architecture design and engineering support
• Conduct data security designation/classification studies
• Prepare tailored IT Security alerts and advisories from open and closed sources Complete tasks directly supporting the departmental IT Security and Cyber Protection Program.
• Develop and deliver training material