Network Access Control (NAC) Engineer

Job Description:

The Level 2 Network Security Engineer plays a key operational role in safeguarding the organization’s network infrastructure. This position focuses on the configuration, monitoring, and maintenance of network security systems such as firewalls, VPNs, IPS/IDS, and secure gateways. The engineer is responsible for identifying and responding to security incidents, managing rule changes, and supporting secure network design in coordination with Level 3 engineers and security architects.

• Security Operations & Monitoring:
  Monitor firewalls, VPNs, intrusion prevention/detection systems, and other network security appliances for threats or anomalies. Respond to alerts and incidents based on threat intelligence and internal SOC escalations.
• Firewall Management:
  Perform firewall rule reviews, changes, and optimization under established policies. Work with vendors and Level 3 engineers for troubleshooting and rule impact analysis.
• Access Control & VPNs:
  Manage remote access and site-to-site VPNs, including configurations, troubleshooting, and usage auditing. Support NAC and segmentation policies within LAN/WAN environments.
• Strong experience in Cisco ISE.
• Incident Response & Escalation:
  Participate in the response to security events and vulnerability findings. Document root cause analysis and corrective actions.
• Change Implementation & Documentation:
  Implement security-related configuration changes in coordination with change management processes. Maintain records of firewall policies, security incidents, and access controls.
• Compliance & Best Practices:
  Ensure alignment with internal security policies and regulatory standards (e.g., ISO 27001, SAMA, NCA). Assist in compliance reporting and periodic audits.

• Experience with firewalls (Palo Alto, Fortinet, Cisco ASA/FTD), IPS/IDS, and secure web gateways.
• Solid understanding of network protocols (TCP/IP, DNS, NAT, VPN, SSL/TLS).
• Familiarity with log analysis, SIEM tools, and incident handling procedures.
• Basic scripting or automation skills (Python, Bash) are a plus.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
• Clear communication skills, particularly when interacting with cross-functional teams.

• Bachelor’s Degree in Network Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field.
• Preferred certifications:
• Cisco CCNA (required), CCNP (preferred)
• SD-WAN or Wireless certifications (Cisco, Aruba, etc.) are a plus

• On-call responsibilities for after-hours security events may be required.
• Occasional work with external vendors, audits, or compliance teams.
• Participation in periodic vulnerability assessments and penetration test reviews.

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