Network Hardening Technician

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Job Summary: We are seeking a network electronics hardening technician who enjoys fine-tuning rules and access controls to secure the network perimeter. Key Highlights: 1. Proven experience in hardening network electronics. 2. Real professional development and support for certifications. 3. A culture where technical opinion matters and respect is fundamental. About the Network Hardening Technician Role If you know more network ports than your friends’ license plates, keep reading. **Who Are We?** Some companies talk about *digital transformation*, while others talk about **traffic, latency, segments, and security**—and actually understand it. **Hello, we’re PROCESIA!** We belong to the latter group: technical people, serious projects, yet we know how to enjoy ourselves and crack jokes while reviewing an ACL—never losing our professional focus. **What Are We Looking For?** We are not looking for *just any network person*. We seek someone who looks at an infrastructure diagram and—almost unconsciously—starts imagining how to harden it. A network electronics hardening technician who enjoys adjusting rules, services, and access controls until the perimeter is so tightly secured that it fills you with pride. **We’re looking for you:** * With a background in ICT, possessing a solid foundation. * For whom network electronics is not theory: proven hands-on experience in hardening network electronics. * Who has already experienced the reality of a large organization: experience in similar roles within Public Administrations or Private Companies. * Who understands security beyond simply turning on a firewall: secure system configuration, cybersecurity, and ICT system infrastructure in corporate environments. * Who holds specific training: courses in network electronics hardening and cybersecurity. * And for whom technical English is not a barrier: intermediate spoken and written level (B1\) Additionally, the following are highly valued: * Courses: CCN-STIC and additional cybersecurity courses. And the following are **mandatory**: * Personal Security Clearance (HPS): Degree (Reserved) and Type (National) **What Will Your Day-to-Day Look Like?** Imagine this: you open the administration console—and nothing exists without purpose. * You will be responsible for **hardening network electronics assets**, following very specific security guidelines. * You will review rules, ACLs, exposed services, management access points, and any other potential entry point for unauthorized elements. * You will identify long-standing configurations that no longer make sense—and transform them into clear, well-justified policies. * You will work hand-in-hand with systems, security, and other hardening specialists to ensure the entire environment speaks the same security language. * You will leave a clear, well-documented trace: documentation that is understandable—not hieroglyphics decipherable only by its author. **What Do We Offer?** You’ll step into a role where your work is visible—not hidden. * **Indefinite contract and full-time schedule (8\*5\)**, with a stable project where the network is central—not an afterthought. * A **hybrid work model**, with flexible hours designed so you can perform your job effectively without being glued to your laptop. * A team that speaks your language: rules, designs, and changes are discussed naturally—and help is requested whenever needed. * **Real professional development**: certification support, continuous cybersecurity training, and opportunities to deepen expertise in network hardening through highly interesting real-world cases. * A culture where technical opinion matters, respect is fundamental, and trust is earned—and maintained. * Benefits that add up: intensive working days during certain periods, private health insurance with no co-payments, and thoughtful extras that make coming to work a pleasure—not a sacrifice. The network map already exists; what’s missing is the person who makes it truly secure. **Are you ready to take on that challenge?**