Johnson Controls
NetworkSecurityEngineer
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“Network Security Engineer at Johnson Controls. Skills: Network security, Network access control, DDI, Automation. Operate and support Zero Trust platforms. Perform daily monitoring”
Industry & Context.
Troubleshooting
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Hands-on operational experience supporting enterprise network security, network access control, DDI environments, Willingness to learn
Nice to Have
network authentication protocols (802.1X, RADIUS, MAB), core networking concepts (TCP/IP, VLANs, routing/switching), troubleshooting DNS, DHCP, and IP address management (IPAM) issues, ITIL-based operational processes (incident, change, problem), operating Forescout, Infoblox, or Axonius platforms, ServiceNow CMDB, building automated workflows (e.g., PowerApps), Zero Trust Network Architecture, IoT/OT device classification, Basic scripting or automation experience (Python preferred), Security or networking certifications (e.g., Forescout FSCA/FSCP, CCNA, Security+)
What You'll Do.
Operate and support Zero Trust platforms
Perform daily monitoring
Troubleshoot network access control services
Manage lifecycle of devices
Implement access control rules
Execute configuration changes
Identify automation opportunities
Assist with operational runbooks
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Work collaboratively with Network TOC; Work with Service Desk; Work with field IT teams
Full Job Description
**What you will do** As part of Johnson Controls’ global Network Security Operations function, this role is responsible for the day-to-day operation, monitoring, support, and lifecycle management of the enterprise network security infrastructure on Level 1 and 2. The environment supports 1,000+ sites and 100,000+ users, including datacenters, manufacturing plants, sales offices, and customer contact centers. Technologies include Cisco, Fortinet, Zscaler, Silver Peak SD WAN, Akamai Guardicore, Tufin, Forescout NAC, Microsoft Azure, Google GCP, and related security platforms. **How you will do it** **Operational Support & Maintenance** * Operate and support enterprise Zero Trust platforms, primarily Forescout NAC and Infoblox DDI. * Perform daily monitoring, health checks, and troubleshooting of network access control services, DNS, and DHCP. * Manage network access exceptions, MAC address repository (MAR) whitelisting, and device compliance checks for corporate and BYOD/Guest networks. **Data Analytics & Asset Management** * Leverage data analytics skills to analyze, correlate, and reconcile asset data across Forescout, Infoblox, Axonius, and ServiceNow CMDB. * Assist in identifying, classifying, and managing the lifecycle of over 30,000 unmanaged, IoT, and OT devices across the global network. **Incident & Problem Management** * Respond to network access control incidents, including 802.1X/RADIUS authentication failures and Guest Captive Portal (JCI-Internet) loading issues. * Work collaboratively with the Network TOC, Service Desk, and field IT teams during security events or network service degradations. **Change & Configuration Management** * Implement approved access control rules, semi-trust policies, and network segmentation changes (VLAN assignments/ACLs) in production environments. * Execute DNS/DHCP configuration changes and IPAM updates following formal change management processes. **Automation & Continuous Improvement** * Identify opportunities to automat
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