$105,300 – $175,210
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What this role is
This role supports Intel's government security operations by designing and building firewall and network security products for classified U.S. Government environments. It suits mid-level network engineers with firewall expertise who can advance from hands-on implementation toward architecture while meeting federal security clearance requirements.
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Skills this role names
- Active Directory
- Ansible
- Border Gateway Protocol (BGP)
- FortiAnalyzer
- IPSec IKE
- OSPF
- Python
- Splunk
- SSL/TLS
- VPN Clients
- Wireshark
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What they ask for
Required
- U.S. citizenship
- Ability to obtain active U.S. Government Security Clearance
- Bachelor's degree
- 3+ years IT experience
- 3+ years firewall deployment and configuration experience
- 3+ years routing (BGP/OSPF), NAT, and network segmentation experience
- 3+ years firewall policy, IPS/IDS, and threat control experience
Nice to have
- Active Top Secret clearance with SCI access potential
- DoD security implementation experience (STIG)
- Business travel capability
- Network infrastructure automation tools experience
- SIEM and enterprise network/security tool integration
- NIST/STIG/compliance environment familiarity
- Security operations support (monitoring, incident response, vulnerability management)
- CCSP or CISSP certification
- UNIX environment scripting
- Ansible configuration management experience
- SNMP or enterprise network management system monitoring
- VPN implementation with identity integration
- CLI troubleshooting and log analysis skills