SIEM Engineer — Splunk Platform Owner for NATO with securityclearance
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Wallonia, Wallonia, Belgique
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A multinational defence organisation runs its security
monitoring on a large, distributed Splunk estate, and is looking
for the engineer who will own it. This is the senior technical
voice on log collection and detection tooling for a cyber security
data team, not a ticket-queue role. What you would be doing Acting
as the subject matter expert for the monitoring platform and
everything that feeds it — advising other teams, sizing changes and
taking the technical lead on related projects. Designing, deploying
and maintaining distributed architectures, and keeping the whole
estate installed, configured and behaving. Watching every
component, spotting abnormal behaviour early in system, security
and application logs, and taking the technical and the
non-technical action needed to clear it. Keeping the service inside
the performance targets agreed with the customers it protects.
Integrating external tooling, and proposing the improvements that
keep the environment current instead of merely alive. Writing up
the business case and the implementation plan for change boards,
then delivering the approved change with the other teams involved.
Producing documentation, procedures and design notes, plus
technical and executive reporting and the occasional briefing to a
senior audience. Taking a turn on call, so that monitoring stays
available when something breaks out of hours. What you would bring
Hands-on time administering Splunk in a large enterprise —
deployment, installation, configuration and maintenance — and real
experience of distributed designs. Expert-level background in log
collection and security monitoring management, with the analytical
habit of reading logs to diagnose rather than to confirm. Strong
Linux administration and troubleshooting, and comfort with regular
expressions. Scripting to take the repetition out of the work:
Bash, Python or Ansible. A solid grounding in computer and
communication security, networking, and where modern operating
systems and applications tend to be weak. Clear technical writing
and the ability to explain a complicated problem to people who do
not share your background. Nice to have: Enterprise Security, SOAR
and UBA, custom parsers, Git, cloud log collection, and an industry
certification such as CISSP, CISM or a GIAC. Extensions are offered
where the work goes well. Applications are reviewed as they
arrive.