Network Security Engineer
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Job description
- Consultative support: Partner with the sales team to understand client needs, technical requirement and challenges through discovery sessions and whiteboard discussions.
- Solution design: Architect security-focused network solutions using products from key vendor partners, creating network diagrams, bills of materials (BOMs), and detailed statements of work (SOWs).
- Technical presentations and demonstrations: Delivery compelling technical presentations and product demonstrations, clearly communicating the value and competitive edge of proposed solutions.
- Proposal development: Assist in crafting comprehensive technical proposals and responses to RFPs.
Post-sales engineering:
- Implementation: Lead the hands-on configuration, deployment and implementation of network security solutions.
- Project management: Collaborate with project managers to ensure projects are delivered on time, within scope and on budget.
- Troubleshooting & support: Provide advanced Tier 3 technical support, serving as an escalation point for complex issues.
- Client relationships: Build and maintain strong, long-term client relationships as their primary point of contact.
Requirements
Do you have experience in Technical writing for network engineers?, * 3-5 years of network engineering experience with a strong focus on cybersecurity
- Prior experience in a VAR or professional services environment is a significant advantage, * Deep knowledge of networking protocols (e.g. TCP/IP, BGP, OSPF) and network infrastructure
- Expertise in firewalls (e.g. Palo Alto Networks, Fortinet, Cisco)
- Strong understanding of intrusion detections/prevention systems (IDS/IPS), VPNs (IPSec, SSL) and endpoint security
- Familiarity with cloud security principles (AWS, Azure, GCP), * Palo Alto Networks: PCNSE
- Cisco: CCNP Security, CCIE Security
- Fortinet: NSE 4/7
- ISC2: CISSP
- CompTIA: Security+, * Exceptional communication and presentation skills, with the ability to translate complex technical concepts into clear, business-focused language and diverse audiences
- Strong problem-solving and analytical skills
- A proactive desire to learn, staying current with evolving security technologies and market trends
- Personal accountability, with a self-starting attitude and a drive to contribute to team and company success
Benefits & conditions
At CVE Technologies, you’ll work in a collaborative, innovative environment where your contributions shape our success. We offer a competitive salary, industry leading benefits and a strong long-term retirement plan. If you’re a driven engineer passionate about cybersecurity and eager to grow professionally, apply here, or send your resume to apply@cve.com.
About the company
CVE Technologies Group is powered by Cache Valley Electric and backed by over 100 years of tradition and proven success. Family-owned since 1915, CVE is a market leader in all areas of electrical construction and technology solutions. We are a ground-to-cloud solutions provider and work with a variety of customers and partners to build infrastructure, power buildings, network companies and connect ideas.
We’re seeking a Network Security Engineer to join our Portland office. As a leading Value-Added Reseller (VAR) in the Pacific Northwest, we’re dedicated to delivering cutting-edge network and security solutions and fostering a collaborative, innovative culture where your contributions directly drive our success. If you’re passionate about solving complex technical challenges and thrive in a dynamic environment, we want you on our team!
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