North Carolina sr network security engineer whos interested?

If anyone is interested, here is the job description, its for a very well know company. Let me know and I'll also pass you the info for the hr person at the company or you can apply on your own.

https://bcbsnc.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/BCBSNC/job/Durham---SOUTHCRT/Senior-Network-Security-Engineer_RQ0001908

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ande0255

Awww I thought this was a raffle for a job

Can we do a raffle instead of the HR thing?

darkerz

Hey I've configured a SVI ACL before

Do I got the job yet?

Whats taking so long

MontagueVandervort

This position is from 30+ days ago, and they still haven't filled it? That fact opens up a whole network (coughs) of thoughts in my mind.

TechGromit

That's a lot of hats to wear, incident response, pen testing, firewall management, they what someone to fill a lot of roles. I can see why they haven't filled it yet.

MontagueVandervort

And it looks like they also have you potentially training others too.

That's how almost all the jobs I see are here. (That's why I feel like I need to be Cisco-Microsoft-VMWare-Linux and possibly AWS certified.

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DatabaseHead

TechGromit wrote: »

That's a lot of hats to wear, incident response, pen testing, firewall management, they what someone to fill a lot of roles. I can see why they haven't filled it yet.

3 months on that job and you would be burnt out.

MontagueVandervort

They pay well down here for our COL though. It's just what's expected in most (or at least a lot of) roles here. Sounds like I may get a "vacation" role when I move to another state... I won't count on it though.

TheFORCE

This is for a senior position, whay do you expect? Of course they will expect that you are familiar with different tools and technologies

MontagueVandervort

Yeah FORCE, I agree with you. I really see no problems with it. I would jump at that in a flash if I was qualified.

adam220891

Wouldn't touch it for under six figures.

MontagueVandervort

Bachelor's degree and 5 yrs experience or even no degree if 6 yrs experience. I don't know. I would think only 6 yrs experience shouldn't pay so high, but that's just me.

TechGromit

TheFORCE wrote: »

This is for a senior position, what do you expect? Of course they will expect that you are familiar with different tools and technologies

Still say it's lot of hats to wear for one guy. Advanced Pen testing, Senior Incident Reponses lead, Firewall expert, etc. While yes you should be at least familiar with many of these roles, perhaps some experience in them, demanding your an expert in all of them is wishful thinking. Usually a Cyber Security team fills these roles with one person senior person for each role and others to assist or back them up as needed.