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GDT - General Datatech in Texas is seeking a hands-on Palo Alto Network Security Engineer to support a major refresh and modernization of an enterprise security environment. The role centers on Palo Alto firewalls, site-to-site VPN migrations, upgrades, and ongoing security infrastructure support.
The ideal candidate will have strong Palo Alto experience with solid Cisco networking fundamentals and will collaborate with a firewall/network team to drive modernization, migrations, and access
We are seeking a Palo Alto Network Security Engineer to join a network/security team and support a significant refresh and modernization of an enterprise network security environment.
This is a hands-on engineering role focused primarily on Palo Alto firewalls, site-to-site VPN migrations, firewall upgrades, troubleshooting, and ongoing security infrastructure support. The engineer will work as part of a collaborative firewall/network team and participate in the continued modernization of the environment.
The ideal candidate has strong Palo Alto Networks experience along with a solid foundation in Cisco networking and security technologies. Experience with Aruba wireless, F5, Infoblox, or NAC technologies is a plus but not required.
The role may also support or collaborate with teams responsible for:
The ideal candidate is a hands-on Palo Alto engineer with strong Cisco networking fundamentals who is comfortable working in a production enterprise environment. They should be able to independently troubleshoot issues across switches, wireless, routing, Palo Alto firewalls, VPNs, remote sites, and applications and determine whether the issue is related to routing, firewall policy, NAT, VPN configuration, DNS, or another layer. This person will own Palo Alto-related work while collaborating with other engineers on complex firewall and network initiatives. The environment is undergoing a significant technology refresh, providing exposure to Palo Alto migrations, VPN modernization, firewall upgrades, and broader network/security infrastructure