NATO-Grade Perimeter Security Engineer — Network

Every deployed mission network has an edge, and somebody has to be sure of it. This role is that person: third-line engineering on the boundary protection layer — next-generation firewalls, the rulesets that run on them, and the tunnels that carry traffic between sites. It is a job for someone who is genuinely at home in a firewall policy: not only pushing...

A multinational defence organisation runs next generation firewalls at enterprise scale and needs a third line engineer for them. Two things sit at the centre of the job: keeping the platform healthy, and keeping the policy on it correct.What You Would Be DoingBuilding, implementing, maintaining and supporting next generation firewalls, centrally...

Satellite links behave nothing like the rest of a network: the latency is fixed by physics, the bandwidth is expensive, and the failure modes are their own discipline. This post provides the engineering behind those links and their integration into the wider IP estate — architecture and design at one end, and end-to-end fault diagnosis at the other. The...

Almost everything an organisation does online passes through a handful of services nobody thinks about until they stop: the web proxy, the mail gateway, the remote access tunnel, DNS. This role owns that layer at second and third line, and represents the security side in the operations centre when something is going wrong. It suits an engineer who likes the...

A multinational defence organisation needs an engineer for the day-to-day of its information and communications systems — the servers, the end-user devices, the network services underneath them, and the discipline of keeping a secure estate patched and documented.What you would be doingConfiguring and managing systems, network and end-user devices day to...

Every deployed mission network has an edge, and somebody has to be sure of it. This role is that person: third-line engineering on the boundary protection layer — next-generation firewalls, the rulesets that run on them, and the tunnels that carry traffic between sites.It is a job for someone who is genuinely at home in a firewall policy: not only pushing...

A NATO cyber security operations centre in Mons can only detect what it can see. The platforms that give it that visibility - security monitoring, traffic aggregation and full packet capture across many networks, sites and data centres - need one person who owns them properly. That is this role. What You Would Be Doing Delivering and maintaining the network...

Satellite links behave nothing like the rest of a network: the latency is fixed by physics, the bandwidth is expensive, and the failure modes are their own discipline. This post provides the engineering behind those links and their integration into the wider IP estate — architecture and design at one end, and end-to-end fault diagnosis at the other. The...

A multinational defence organisation runs next generation firewalls at enterprise scale and needs a third line engineer for them. Two things sit at the centre of the job: keeping the platform healthy, and keeping the policy on it correct. What you would be doing Building, implementing, maintaining and supporting next generation firewalls, centrally...