Ramps International Inc.

Ramps International Inc.

Network Security Engineer

Raleigh, NC, United States

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 3576 days ago
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About the role

  • - Detailed understanding of the TCP/IP protocol suite
  • - System Administrator-level expertise in multi-user operating systems including Unix flavors and Microsoft Windows

Responsibilities

  • Maintain up-to-date information in a secure case management system
  • Identify, advise and implement incident mitigation actions, using the following tools:
  • Maintain quality assurance for all processes

Nice to have

  • non-Cisco product and technology knowledge a plus

Skills

  • Detailed understanding of the TCP/IP protocol suite
  • System Administrator-level expertise in multi-user operating systems including Unix flavors and Microsoft Windows
  • Demonstrated expertise in current modern security attacks and threats
  • Demonstrated expertise in malware analysis, categorization, and attribution:
  • Sandboxing technologies and products, commercial and open source
  • Malware reverse-engineering and disassembly skills a plus
  • Understanding of security incidents involving alternate OSs including Android and iOS
  • Experience in scripting in one or more languages: shell, perl, python, or PHP
  • Experience with virtualization technologies including VMWare, OpenStack, and other hypervisors
  • General Cisco network security product and technology knowledge: Firewalls, Intrusion Prevention Systems, Web and Email Security
  • Route and switch infrastructure
  • Network security configuration and troubleshooting

Company info

  • Resolve cases dispatched from Customers, maintain daily dialog with Customer on case until resolved

Equal opportunity

  • All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

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