Networking and Security Engineer

We are looking for a Networking and Security Specialist with a strong technical foundation in enterprise networking and a hands-on approach to firewall and infrastructure security. You will take ownership of managing and improving network and security posture across multiple locations, including day-to-day administration of FortiGate firewalls, and play a key role in shaping broader security practices across the organization.
This is a critical role for someone ready to take on large-scale improvement projects and grow into broader security responsibilities beyond networking.
What Youll Work On:
Leading improvements to network and firewall configurations across multiple sites.
Hardening perimeter and internal security through better policies and visibility.
Building scalable monitoring/logging infrastructure to support real-time troubleshooting and long-term security insights.
Helping to define security standards for networking and other layers of infrastructure.
Key Responsibilities:
Manage and improve networking infrastructure across several sites (access, distribution, and core).
Administer and harden Fortinet FortiGate firewalls, including policies, rulesets, VPNs, and remote access.
Continuously assess and enhance network security posture through segmentation, access control, and best practices.
Configure and maintain VLANs and routing on switches and firewalls (Fortinet, Cisco).
Troubleshoot network and security issues and optimize for performance and resilience.
Plan and lead improvement projects across the networking stack from design to implementation.
Deploy, maintain, and improve monitoring and logging systems.
Build out observability and alerting for critical systems and infrastructure.
Potentially take on additional security responsibilities over time including endpoint, identity, or cloud security layers.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure secure and efficient network operations.
Document network architecture, security rules, monitoring design, and incident responses.