[Owasp-tampa] Security Job Opportunity in Chicago

[Bill Landry]

Hello All,

My name is Bill Landry and I am recruiting for a company here in 
Chicago that is looking to fill a senior level enterprise security 
engineer/architect.  The position requires a strong foundation with 
networking , security and recent hands on technical 
experience.  Experience implementing the ArcSight products is a big 
plus.  If you have any questions or would like to discuss this 
position you can email me at recruiter at williamlandry.com or call 
630-963-1557.  The position description is below.

Thanks,
Bill.

Senior Enterprise Security Engineer/Architect
This is a full-time permanent position  located in Chicago, IL

Basic Function:

This position co-leads development of the enterprise security 
Services for large-scale infrastructure solutions (systems and/or 
networks as well). Designing, implementing, and continuous updating 
to security consulting process in support of enterprise information 
security policies & standards. Provides Solutions to resolve gaps in 
security; provides architecture and infrastructure guidance for 
applications, operating systems and networks. Apply expertise in 
developing conceptual, logical, and technical security architecture 
artifacts, knowledge of a variety of hardware and software security 
capabilities and features, and an ability to resolve security and 
non-security requirement conflicts.

Job Requirements:
1)  4+ years hands-on experience in technical security control 
architecture, design, information security solution engineering, 
security technology implementation, and security service delivery role
2)  4+ years experience in security engineering, including security 
testing and evaluation, requirements, logical and physical 
architecture design;
3)  Knowledge of service-oriented architecture concepts;
4)  In-depth expertise of Security Event Management solutions from 
the requirements/design to implementation phases of the development;
5)  Ability to collaborate with team leads, clients, engineers, and 
developers to appropriately translate functional needs into technical 
security requirements;
6)  In depth hands-on experience in complex enterprise architectures 
lock downs;
7)  knowledge of the Inner workings and security aspects of variety 
of Application Servers, Web Servers, Media/Content Servers, Messaging 
Servers, Database Servers, Integration Servers, etc.;
8)  Effective oral and written communication skills;
9)  Technical writing, documentation development, process mapping, 
and visual communication skills;

Experienced with as much of the following as possible-

Development languages: C, C++, C#, Java, UML, XML, XSLT, applied in 
Object Oriented (OO) n-tier application development environment;

Application frameworks and their built-in security services & API's: 
J2EE, Web Sphere, COM+, .NET, or others;

General application security API's and protocols: GSS-API, MS 
CryptoAPI, PAM, Kerberos, DCE Security Service, SSL/TLS, SAML, 
S/MIME, PKCS API's, or others;

Application authentication & authorization systems: Netegrity 
SiteMinder, RSA ClearTrust, Entrust GetAccess, Oblix NetPoint, or others;

Built-in security functions and services of application 
infrastructure components: Oracle, DB2/UDB, MS IIS, MS BizTalk 
Server, MS Integration Server, IBM WebSphere, iPlanet Directory, MS 
Active Directory, SAP R/3, Vitria BusinessWare, IBM MQSeries, MSMQ, 
MS Exchange, BEA WebLogic, or others;

Embedded Operating Systems security controls including Windows XP, 
Windows 2003, AIX, Solaris, Z/OS, AS/400, and others.


Big Plusses-

Expertise with systems and solutions based on ArcSight line of products,
Experience in managed health care, insurance industry or within 
financial services industry (Insurance, Banking, Investments).

For further information please contact Bill Landry at 
recruiter at williamlandry.com or 630-963-1557 
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