Detection Engineer - State Street
  • Kilkenny, Leinster, Ireland
  • via BeBee.com
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Job Description

Detecting cybersecurity attacks and compromises in real-time to protect State Street and its clients. This role involves using various security query languages to create detection use cases, investigating threat reports, and presenting production-ready use cases to executive governing boards. Key responsibilities include drafting and delivering detection use cases, investigating threat reports, and presenting production-ready use cases.

Responsibilities include:
* Drafting and delivering detection use cases in SPL, KQL, FQL, and other security query languages.
* Investigating threat reports and requests for detections.
* Presenting production-ready use cases to executive governing boards.
* Writing detection-oriented business cases and project plans.
* Partnering with technical and non-technical professionals to enhance detection functions.

Preferred qualifications include experience in ethical hacking, data analytics, law, military cyber operations, penetration testing, cyber defense, and cyber transformation program management. Strong knowledge of cybersecurity software, business processes, and organizational structure is also required. Software development and scripting experience using Reg Ex, PERL, Python, or Power Shell is a plus.

Required qualifications include one year of experience in cybersecurity detection engineering gained through a Bachelor's degree in STEM or through employment or volunteering. AWS Solutions Architecture Associate or Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Architecture Associate Certification is also required. Knowledge of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and ability to code detection use cases using SPL, KQL, or FQL are essential.

Additional required skills include the ability to use Splunk for detection engineering, perform data manipulation and analysis using Python, R, or similar analytics language, and use Structured Query Language (SQL). Familiarity with the cyber global threat landscape, cyber adversaries, and cyber tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) is also necessary.

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