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The T2 Network Security Engineer role involves implementing and maintaining security controls, conducting system assessments, developing security measures, providing level 3 support, leading incident response activities, and consulting with partners on security requirements. The job includes significant project work and requires an active DoD Top Secret clearance.

The Security Engineer implements and maintains CDW's Information Security controls, focusing on project work and operational support. Responsibilities include deploying security tools, assessing systems for compliance, developing security safeguards, and leading incident response activities. Must have DoD Top Secret clearance and relevant experience in the field.

The Security Architect is responsible for leading project design, ensuring alignment with security best practices, overseeing platform integration, and providing guidance to Security Analysts and Engineers. They will maintain communication with stakeholders, develop information security safeguards, and research emerging security trends.

The T1 Network Security Engineer - Cleared implements and maintains security controls, assesses systems and networks, and leads incident response efforts. This role involves project work and operational support along with consulting with business partners on security requirements.

As the Principal Application Security Architect, you will lead security architecture initiatives, ensure alignment with cybersecurity standards, oversee penetration tests, and enhance application security across business units. You will collaborate with stakeholders, develop roadmaps for security improvements, and address vulnerabilities in various technology solutions.

The Field System Administrator Team Lead provides support to the SMIT Program as well as fulfills the role of a Team Leader. The responsibilities include evaluating technician's cases daily, completing reports and schedules, ensuring SLAs are met, and providing general support for Print and VTC equipment in an enterprise environment.

The Field System Administrator Remote (FSAR) provides support to the Program Team by establishing and maintaining best practices, advocating successful process adoption, and efficiently managing day-to-day operations. Responsibilities include providing support for print devices and video teleconferencing equipment, troubleshooting, overseeing projects, and liaising with clients and vendors.