Job Description

: About the Job: As a Specialist Cybersecurity and Member of Technical Staff in the Mobility Core Architecture and Network Services (MCANS) organization, this role is responsible for cybersecurity for AT&T Mobility & Voice Core Platform infrastructure, applications, and networks. Work as a team-member with Cloud/Application Architects, Network Engineers, and QA & Test roles including cross-functional teams in the Chief Security Office and Operations to achieve best-in-class security. Specifically, this role is responsible for proactively identify security risks, propose remediation options, provide recurring data insights that represent the platform security posture, advance the team DevOps methods that improves security through design, testing, and predictive data insights. Key Roles and Responsibilities:

• Contribute to ideation, testing, proof of concept and support for various cyber related projects.
• Analysis of complex security issues and the development and engineering activities to help mitigate risk.
• Develops policies and procedures to minimize network intrusion, malware events and vulnerability issues for internal and external customers.
• Applies measures to block malicious code and applications.
• Includes forward looking research, planning and strategy to strengthen our stance against future cybersecurity threats and enhance our mitigation techniques and technology solutions.
• Areas of work in this include, but are not limited to: Cyber Incident Response, cyber product testing, cyber risk & strategic analysis, cyber research, cyber awareness & training, cyber vulnerability detection & assessment, cyber intelligence & investigation, cyber networks & systems engineering, cybersecurity application testing, cyber digital forensics & forensics analysis, cyber software assurance, cyber application development & testing, cyber IoT planning & testing, cyber policy & requirements & standards.
• Analyze various hardware, operating systems, and/or software solutions recommending purchases and identifying modifications to fit AT&T