Zero Trust Network Engineer

Tyto Athene is hiring a Zero Trust Network Engineer to work on a government client’s Zero Trust Broker tools in a remote setting. The role involves reviewing the client’s current network setup, shaping a future-state architecture, producing technical documentation, deploying and configuring zero trust broker tools, and supporting their day-to-day operation and maintenance. It also includes helping connect those tools with identity management, SIEM, and EDR systems, handling device log onboarding and offboarding, working with SIEM engineers on log maintenance, and supporting SIEM tuning and use case development. The position calls for research and proof-of-concept work when extra technology may be needed, along with advising client leadership on responses to new network requirements and regulatory mandates. The advert asks for at least six years of network or cybersecurity experience and a bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience. It also requires direct experience with deploying, configuring, or managing related tools, although the final word of that requirement is cut off in the advert text provided. No language requirement is stated. The job is fully remote. It appears suited to someone who works independently, handles complex tasks with little guidance, and is comfortable in a collaborative environment.