Security Engineer
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Ready to shape the future of security log management? Join us as an Security Engineer and make an impact! As an Security Engineer - Security Log Normalisation, you'll play a critical role in scaling out the usage of logging for a large-scale project within a leading financial institution. Your primary task will be to normalise raw security logs into a unified schema using Microsoft tooling in the Azure landscape. You will work with KQL and Regex concepts to transform logging data in the Azure Monitor data pipeline. Key responsibilities include:
- Identifying and normalising security log schemas for at least 150 applications by the end of the year.
- Testing and applying configurations within the pipeline and ensuring high data quality over time.
- Validating security log normalisation with relevant stakeholders to ensure the accuracy and completeness of logs.
- Collaborating with cross-functional teams to prevent loss of security logs and to enhance log integrity.
Requirements
o Experience with KQL, Regex, and Grok for data wrangling and transformation. o Knowledge of SIEM solutions and detection engineering (3+ years). o Familiarity with Azure pipelines and understanding of diverse security log formats.
- Communication & Visualisation: Ability to communicate complex data concepts and visualise insights for various audiences.
- Domain knowledge (preferred): o Experience with Internet technologies (networks, web applications, http, json, xml). o Understanding of information security, cybercrime, and cybersecurity. o Experience in the banking or financial sector. o Familiarity with the Agile-Scrum methodology.
Benefits & conditions
- Competitive salary: €5,000 - €6,000 gross per month.
- Impactful role: You'll contribute to a high-impact project within a major financial organisation.
- Growth opportunities: Be part of a large-scale project with plenty of opportunities to drive real change.
- Flexible work: Enjoy a hybrid work model with up to 2 days in the office each week.