IT JOBS: {SAP JOBS USA:120946} Urgent Position: IT security/network/Unix Support // New York

Thursday, 11 July 2013

{SAP JOBS USA:120946} Urgent Position: IT security/network/Unix Support // New York

Hi,

Please find the below requirement and if interested then send me updated resume along with contact details ASAP.

Role: IT security/network/Unix Support
Location: New York
Duration: 12 Months

Job Description:

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Providing escalation point for customer requests for all IT Security Products and Services (e.g. Firewalls, Kerberos, Top Secret, Security Alerts, Investigations, etc.)
· 1st level of response to the monitoring & alerting of the IT Security's Perimeter Infrastructure technologies(Firewalls, Authentication systems, Anti-Spam technologies, Intrusion Detection Systems).
· Must be reachable via cell phone /pager in case of emergency. (on call system)
· Providing 2nd level customer support and interacting with service members of the networking, e-business, UNIX, and PC groups in four major metropolitan regions across the globe.
· Outage confirmation, initial triage and escalation
· Implementing simple MACs across the infrastructure (i.e. firewall policy changes, radius and secured changes)
· Supplement existing, or develop documentation as the environment is modified
· Day-to-day monitoring of the Firewall and Internet Perimeter related technologies (Cisco PIX, Netscreen, NSM IP Filter, Postfix, Kerberos, Radius, SecurID). The monitoring environment will grow into other areas over time.
· Daily checkouts and reporting of operational status on Regional RFB and EOD calls
· Day-to-day support of the IT Security Hotline - a customer facing phone line for security issues Strong hands on Unix system administration skills. Must feel comfortable in a UNIX environment.
· Perl and UNIX shell programming experience.
· Experience in Firewall security devices (ie, Checkpoint, PIX, Netscreen)
· Working knowledge of networking (e.g. OSI layers + functions + router/switches)
· Knowledge of IP protocols (e.g. DNS, TCP, UDP, ARP, well known ports)
· Knowledge of Solaris/Linux, Kerberos, SOCKS, BIND