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Position Title: Network and Cybersecurity Engineer Location: Aero - 540 Airport Road Company: ST Engineering Aerospace Ltd. ST Engineering Aerospace Ltd. is seeking a highly skilled Network and Cybersecurity Engineer to join our UAV/Systems Engineering Group located at Aero - 540 Airport Road. This role is integral to enhancing the security posture and network infrastructure supporting cutting-edge unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) systems and associated technologies. As a Network and Cybersecurity Engineer, you will be responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining secure network architectures that enable the safe and efficient operation of UAV platforms and related systems. You will collaborate closely with cross-functional engineering teams to ensure cybersecurity best practices are fully embedded throughout the development lifecycle. Your expertise will directly contribute to safeguarding sensitive aerospace systems against evolving cyber threats and supporting compliance with industry standards and regulations. Key Responsibilities: Design, implement, and maintain robust network infrastructures to support UAV and aerospace systems, ensuring high availability and secure connectivity. Develop and enforce cybersecurity policies and controls aligned with organisational standards and industry regulations relevant to aerospace and defence. Conduct vulnerability assessments, security audits, and penetration testing to proactively identify and mitigate risks within the network environment. Collaborate with UAV systems engineers to integrate cybersecurity measures directly into system architectures, including network segmentation, encryption, and access controls. Monitor network traffic to detect and respond to cybersecurity incidents promptly, utilising advanced tools and techniques. Maintain up-to-date knowledge of cybersecurity and network trends, threats, and mitigation strategies specific to aerospace and UAV contexts. Provide technical guidance and support for the resolution of network and security issues, working with internal stakeholders and external partners. Document network configurations, security procedures, and incident response protocols to ensure clear communication and compliance. Support the continuous improvement of network and security infrastructures through research, testing, and implementation of new technologies. Required Qualifications and Skills: Proven experience in network engineering and cybersecurity within aerospace, defence, or related high-security environments. Strong knowledge of network protocols, routing, switching, firewall technologies, and VPNs. Experience with cybersecurity frameworks and standards such as NIST, ISO 27001, or equivalent. Familiarity with UAV systems and their unique network security challenges is highly advantageous. Proficiency in security tools including intrusion detection/prevention systems (IDS/IPS), endpoint protection, and threat intelligence platforms. Ability to conduct risk assessments, security audits, and formulate mitigation plans effectively. Excellent analytical and problem-solving abilities with a proactive approach to identifying and resolving technical issues. Strong interpersonal and communication skills to work effectively within multidisciplinary teams. Relevant professional certifications such as CISSP, CISM, CCNP Security, or equivalent are desirable.
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