About DXC Bulgaria
We are DXC - a Fortune 500 global IT services leader. In Bulgaria, we are among the largest employers with over 4,000 employees working on the company's entire IT portfolio. We are flexible - we provide everything you need to comfortably work from home, but we also keep our offices open for collaboration, meetings, and building a strong team spirit. We tailor everyone’s development path to their individual interests through training and additional certifications.
Our experience and desire to grow, our mission, and our values create an environment where ambitious people become successful at home. At home - in Bulgaria.
The Senior Security Analyst is an integral part of the Security Incident Response Process within the Intelligent Security Operations Center team. The primary function of the role will be to provide a technical escalation point during Security Incidents, establishing the extent of the threat, the business impacts and advising the most suitable course of action to contain and remedy the incident. Outside of the Incident Process the Senior Security Analyst is expected to maintain a good knowledge of the Current Threat Landscape, help enhance current techniques and identify new methods of detecting threats on our customers' networks. They must also demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively with the other key stakeholders in the incident process.
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We Deliver eXcellence for our Customers and colleagues every day. Our values form the foundation of everything we do and every decision we make.
If you feel comfortable with the above-mentioned requirements, please send us your CV in English. We continue with stay-at-home recruiting and video interviewing for the foreseeable future.
Please note only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
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