L2 SOC Analyst (Weekend Shift) Position Available In Mecklenburg, North Carolina

• This is a WEEKEND Shift role within a well established SOC team in the Charlotte area. The role is a Friday
• Monday shift, working 4 days a week, 2 of them remote and 2 are on-site.
• Description We are looking for a SOC Analyst to participate in the monitoring, identification, analysis, case management and response actions at one of their 24×7 global information security operations centers.

The Analyst will play a pivotal role in maintaining security sensors, designing, testing, and implementing information security solutions, as well as conducting advanced information security operations monitoring and incident response. The person selected will be responsible for:

• Rapidly assessing security information
• Identifying security sensor and tool issues (e.g., case floods, false positives, sensor anomalies, etc.)
• Coordinating the resolution of security infrastructure issues impacting the Cyber Fusion Center’s ability to execute its mission
• Will effectively conduct correlation analysis across numerous internal and external data sources
• Identifying information security incidents
• Supporting computer security incident response team
• Security engineers will also participate in network vulnerability scans, security audits or risk assessments and provide feedback to ensure compliance with corporate security policies and adherence to industry best practices.

This position interacts with management, lines-of-business representatives, and technical engineers across internal and external organizations. This role participates in 24×7 global information security operations and will require shift watch standing at a Wells Fargo Information Security Operations Center site.

Top Skills Required:

• 3-5 years of information security administration and information security operations experience
• specifically working within a Security Operations Center (SOC), monitored security incidents for wireless, windows based, laptops, servers, etc. as these are the types of alerts they receive. Experience within incident response, vulnerability management, host/network forensics, cyber investigation, penetration testing, business continuity, or cyber threat intelligence.
• Understand how an alert structure is set up, experience working with SIEM Tools, specifically Splunk as this is the tool they use to monitor the data, understand how does that work. Other tools they could have experience with could be: NetWitness, Crowdstrike as well as tools used to triage alerts
• SentinelOne, and XSOAR
• Solid knowledge and understanding of information security practices and policies specifically following NIST standards as that is what Wells Fargo uses, have to know what this is from a financial standpoint