Remote Systems Security Engineer ll - Costa Rica

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Description:

  • The Systems Security Engineer ll position at Experian in Costa Rica is a remote-based role responsible for managing and optimizing infrastructure assets in AWS Cloud and on-premises environments.
  • Reporting to the Head of Systems Security, the role involves overseeing inventory, configuration, and maintenance practices to support organizational performance and strategic goals.
  • Responsibilities include using advanced monitoring tools to evaluate infrastructure performance, providing insights for system stability and operational efficiency, and leading the configuration and maintenance of critical infrastructure components.
  • The role also involves collaborating with engineering teams, developing technical documentation, creating strategic reports on asset performance, ensuring compliance requirements are met, and implementing security controls to protect organizational data.
  • Additionally, the position involves managing automation projects to improve asset management processes.

Requirements:

  • The ideal candidate should have at least 3 years of experience in a System Security Engineering role.
  • Demonstrated experience in managing infrastructure assets within AWS Cloud and on-premises settings, including advanced configuration, monitoring, and maintenance, as well as using performance monitoring tools.
  • Ability to provide high-level technical support and troubleshoot complex issues with a strategic approach.

Benefits:

  • All Experian employees have the opportunity to work remotely.
  • The company offers a great compensation package and comprehensive benefits, including a 10% bonus.
  • Employees enjoy a flexible work schedule and relaxed dress code.
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