SkillBridge Cyber Range Engineer

SimSpace is an AI Proving Ground that enables organizations to train and test their defenses against adversaries. As a Cyber Range Engineer, you will design and architect complex computer networks for testing and training, ensuring proper configuration and security of the networks and tools.

Responsibilities:

• Design and architect complex computer networks for testing and training
• Ensure the networks are running properly with hosts, servers and services configured to dynamic customer or industry goals
• Ensure the security tools are properly setup and configured
• Ensure the traffic generators (SimSpace User Emulation) are properly modeling user behaviors
• Ensure the attack generators (SimSpace Automated Attack Platform) are setup to execute the available attack scenarios
• Troubleshoot cyber range components from networking, system administration, and SimSpace technologies utilizing a variety of technical methods
• Participate in discussions with customers to help identify cyber range requirements based on their specific objectives and use cases
• Work in an open communication collaboration environment that reaches across functional teams
• Perform required tasks solely, in conjunction with other team members or vendors, as well as being able to take lead and accountability for specific tasks and projects
• Perform required tasks quickly and efficiently during highly visible customer events
• Utilize time management skills to deliver on time

Requirements:

• 5+ years' experience in a technical field
• 2+ years of experience with VMware vCenter
• 5+ years of experience running and maintaining complex Enterprise IT systems
• 5+ years of experience deploying, operating, and configuring Windows and Linux
• 3+ years of experience with a scripting language such as Python or PowerShell
• An understanding of computer networking principles (OSI layers, Firewalls, VLANs, VPNs)
• A strong understanding of cyber security tools (SIEM, Proxy, AV, EDR, DLP, HID/NID, HIP/NIP, Forensics)
• Experience with configuration management tools (such as Puppet or Ansible)
• An understanding of computing security practices, both technical and social