SOC Analyst L3
Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania
Open to Remote
Full Time
$90k - $110k
Job Description
An MSP focused on networking and security is currently looking for a SOC analyst L3. They have a centralized location in Indiana but operate on a fully remote basis so employees are scattered all across the US. This person will be joining a well established SOC compiled of more than 30 people handling anywhere from 175-200 clients at a time.
This well-oiled team is made up of various levels of SOC analysts all in efforts to help secure their clients environments. Any given individual can expect to see anywhere from 50-70 alerts per day, although some of these may be false positives and not actually need attention. The goal for this role is to bring someone in that can handle this type of fast paced environment. Any experience with major tooling like Sentinel One, CrowdStrike or Splunk are huge pluses. Required Skills & Experience
Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the US on a full-time basis now and in the future.
This well-oiled team is made up of various levels of SOC analysts all in efforts to help secure their clients environments. Any given individual can expect to see anywhere from 50-70 alerts per day, although some of these may be false positives and not actually need attention. The goal for this role is to bring someone in that can handle this type of fast paced environment. Any experience with major tooling like Sentinel One, CrowdStrike or Splunk are huge pluses. Required Skills & Experience
- At least 5-7 years’ experience in a security analyst role (SOC preferred)
- Understanding of client needs and best security practices
- Ability to effectively communicate with non-technical people
- Direct experience with Sentinel One, CrowdStrike or Splunk
- Security certifications
- Coming from a SOC
- 70% analyzing events and incidents
- 30% remediation collaboration
- 70% Hands On
- 30% Team Collaboration
- Medical Insurance
- Dental Benefits
- Vision Benefits
- Paid Time Off (PTO)
- 401(k) {including match}
Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the US on a full-time basis now and in the future.
Posted by: Michael Beck