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Summary
Secure, maintain, and upgrade public-facing web portals and specialized networks while ensuring high availability and compliance with security frameworks.
About this role
Network Engineer (Secure Web Portals)
Location: Washington, DC Metropolitan Area Clearance: Active TS/SCI with Polygraph Required Openings: Up to 4 Travel: Local and CONUS TDY travel as approved by the Sponsor Type: Full-Time
Position Overview
The Sponsor requires an experienced team of network engineers to secure, maintain, and upgrade its public-facing web portals (on the open internet and as Tor onion services) and a specialized network. Both are critical to the Sponsor’s operations, and the team will develop, drive, and deliver solutions that meet technical, operational, and security requirements.
Key Responsibilities
Research, develop, maintain, and document the design and implementation of the Sponsor’s public portals and specialized network.
Use current internet technologies and services to protect the portals, their visitors, and the network.
Work with internal and external teams to define and implement security and operations requirements.
Document solution architecture and interfaces, and meet agreed performance SLAs for uptime, concurrent users, and recovery.
Monitor applications, maintain status awareness, and plan resolution for failures.
Comply with the Sponsor’s Risk Management Framework to mitigate vulnerabilities across the project lifecycle.
Provide applications development and programming support, and test new and existing applications and networks.
Provide on-call support: report on site within two hours and resolve outages within three hours.
Required Skills and Demonstrated Experience
Network engineering with a deep understanding of network protocols and technologies.
Managing online public portals or similar technology.
Network hardware, software systems, internet networking, and encryption protocols.
How browsers interact with websites, and browser security settings.
Content Delivery Networks and how they interact with public services and websites.
Configuring and maintaining Tor Onion Services.
Open and dark web security settings and tools that protect websites and their visitors.
Analyzing cyber selector data, system logs, and network traffic; network and browser troubleshooting.
Defining, tracking, and reviewing requirements, and documenting network configurations and procedures.
Explaining complex technical topics to technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Highly Desired Skills
Configuring VPSs, VPNs, and VPCs.
Social media, commercial messaging applications, and mobile technologies.