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State of Washington’s Department of Labor & Industries is seeking an IT Network and Security Engineer (Senior Specialist) to join the NetOps team. You will design, implement, and sustain statewide network and security infrastructure across on‑premises, hosted, and cloud environments to keep critical services available 24/7.
You’ll manage firewalls, VPN configurations, and network performance, advise IT leaders and staff, coordinate with WaTech, and contribute to security programs and policy
Our Mission: Keep Washington Safe and Working! Our Values: Customer Focus, One L&I, Respect, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Learning and Growth, Reliability
The Department of Labor & Industries (L&I), an employer of choice, is announcing an exciting opportunity to join our team as an IT Network and Telecommunications, Senior Specialist!
The Information Technology (IT) Division is an internal service organization responsible for providing information technology products and services in support of the Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) agency’s business priorities so that L&I can keep Washington Safe and Working.
The Maintenance and Operations (M&O) program, under the Deputy Chief Information Officer (DCIO) is responsible for the implementation and delivery of the products and services within IT, and sustaining operations so that L&I can complete business as usual with minimal delay or downtime.
As part of the Network Infrastructure & Operation (NetOps) unit, the Network and Firewall team designs, maintains, and secures L&I’s network infrastructure (switching, wireless, routing, and firewalls) across on-premises and cloud environments.
As an IT Network and Security Engineer on the NetOps team, you’ll provide advanced technical support for L&I’s statewide network and security infrastructure across onsite, hosted, and cloud environments. This network runs 24/7 and supports everything staff do by phone and computer, including collecting and distributing funds.
You’ll implement, configure, and maintain networking and security components, and you’ll help plan and improve the agency’s network security programs, policies, and tools to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of L&I’s systems and data. You will also maintain network redundancy and performance, resolve issues before they become outages or security breaches, and research solutions across vendors and products. You’ll work with a team of network administrators, advise IT leaders, staff, vendors, and contractors, and report to the Network and Firewall team supervisor.