Overview
We’re looking for a hands-on Network Security Engineer with strong Zscaler (or equivalent SASE/SSE) experience to help bring structure and clarity to a complex, evolving environment. This role is ideal for someone who thrives in ambiguity, enjoys untangling legacy systems, and can turn one-off solutions into repeatable, scalable processes.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Analyse and map application traffic flows across complex network environments
- Lead the discovery and onboarding of applications, including undocumented and legacy systems
- Design and implement secure access models aligned to Zero Trust principles
- Work hands-on with Zscaler or equivalent platforms (e.g. Netskope, Palo Alto Prisma Access)
- Define and standardise repeatable onboarding processes for applications
- Investigate and troubleshoot real-world application behaviour (file transfers, batch jobs, user access patterns)
- Collaborate with PMs and BAs while acting as the technical lead/driver
- Translate technical findings into clear, actionable outcomes for stakeholders
Core Skills
What We’re Looking For
- Strong networking expertise – deep understanding of traffic flow, routing, and application interaction
- A security-first mindset – experience with Zero Trust, segmentation, and access control
- Hands-on experience with Zscaler or similar (SSE/SASE, proxies, secure gateways)
- Solid application awareness – understanding how applications communicate and behave in real environments
Delivery & Approach
- Proven experience onboarding applications in complex or poorly documented environments
- Ability to move from ad hoc problem-solving to structured, repeatable processes
- Comfortable working independently with minimal direction
- Proactive, able to hit the ground running and take ownership
Problem Solving
- Strong analytical and investigative mindset
- Comfortable dealing with ambiguity and legacy complexity
- Practical, common-sense approach to diagnosing issues
Communication
- Confident communicator who can:
- Extract information from non-technical or disengaged stakeholders
- Clearly explain technical concepts and recommended actions
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