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Security Engineer L2 (Infoblox) Jobs in Jakarta, Indonesia at Packet Systems Indonesia
Title: Security Engineer L2 (Infoblox)
Company: Packet Systems Indonesia
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Job Specification:
- Hold bachelor's degree (S-1 degree) in Information Technology or Computer Engineering or Telecommunication from a reputable university with minimum IPK of 3.0, 5 years working experience as engineer is a plus
- Holding Infoblox certification such as Infoblox Core DDI Advanced Troubleshoot (CDAT) or Infoblox NIOS DDI Expert (INE) is a must
- Deep Knowledge and experience in DNS Security, DHCP, IPAM and related protocols
- Having knowledge in Network Security and Cybersecurity
- Minimum 3 years experience as an Infoblox DDI Security Engineer
- Excellent interpersonal & communication skills
- Fluent in English, good communication skills
- Competent with Microsoft Office applications i.e. Microsoft Visio, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
- Ability to perform under pressure and tight time constraints; be able to work under limited guidance in line with a broad plan, or strategy.
- Leadership, teamwork, commitment, and service excellence personal qualities
The role shall cover:
For Maintenance based:
- Work as part of PSI security team in managing Infoblox solution
- Provide an initial troubleshooting for incoming issues before escalation to next level support
- Support for troubleshooting of any findings/problems within the designated customer
- Work with other customer’s infrastructure team (such as security, network, etc.) and third-party vendors to open case and escalation as part of troubleshooting
- Provide maintenance report such as tickets and issues (corrective), preventive, and network documentation
- Monitoring system-health, as well as to act and/or report for issue mitigation
- Act as a support for new installation; integrating of the desired system into the existing system as well as the required migration
- Working as a team in managing all the project documentation (ranging from Site Survey, MoP, and UAT) as a build documentation