Security Engineer: Incident Response & Automation

DXC Technology Morocco; Western Australia; On-site; AUD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

DXC Technology is expanding its Security Engineering Team in Australia to deliver high‑standard security services for local and multinational clients. The role focuses on onboarding, managing, and improving cybersecurity services across infrastructure and cloud environments.

The candidate will handle high-priority incidents, ensure policy and configuration compliance, and actively seek automation to meet SLAs. Australian NV1 clearance or ability to obtain is required.

Qualifications

• 3+ years in IT/OT security operations for medium/large enterprises.
• Experience implementing/managing security technologies from listed vendors.
• Cloud environments (AWS/Azure) experience.
• High-priority incident response experience.
• Holder of Fortinet NSE and/or NetSkope accreditation.

Responsibilities

• Facilitate onboarding, management, and troubleshooting of cybersecurity services.
• Assist in high-priority incidents across infrastructure and security.
• Ensure security services meet industry best practices and SLAs.
• Perform daily operations and identify automation opportunities.
• Liaise with vendors for advanced support.
• Keep up-to-date with security tech trends and AI tools.

Skills

Cybersecurity operations

Firewall management

Cloud security

Incident response

Fortinet NSE / NetSkope accreditation

Programming/scripting (Python/Power)

Automation tooling (IaC Terraform/Ansb

AI-driven security tools

Tools

Fortinet Fortigate

NetSkope

AWS

Azure

Job description

DXC Technology is expanding its Security Engineering Team in Australia to deliver high‑standard security services for local and multinational clients. The role focuses on onboarding, managing, and improving cybersecurity services across infrastructure and cloud environments.

The candidate will handle high-priority incidents, ensure policy and configuration compliance, and actively seek automation to meet SLAs. Australian NV1 clearance or ability to obtain is required.