Accenture
Network Management Tools Engineer
$79K–$160K
Arlington, VA +1 · Full-time · Posted Aug 18, 2026
- Location
- Arlington, VA
Arlington, Virginia, United States - Experience
- 3 years expert-level LAN technologies experience; 2 years IT infrastructure/networking/security experience; 3 years core Internet routing protocols and services; 1–2 years Juniper SRX; 2 years Cisco FTD/Firepower; 2 years Palo Alto virtual firewall and Panorama Central Support; 1 year Linux.
- Visa sponsorship
- Applicants must have US work authorization that does not now or in the future require visa sponsorship.
About the job
Manages and supports network management tools by maintaining releases and security compliance, configuring and testing solutions, and transitioning operational processes to support teams.
What you'll do
- Install vendor releases and security/OS patches, maintain tools, and ensure compliance with AFS security standards.
- Review tool reports with IT stakeholders, document designs and architecture, handle support tickets and changes, and escalate issues.
- Configure and test solutions, perform quality assurance, and develop or transition operational procedures for Ops teams.
What they ask for
- US Citizen on US soil.
- 3 years of expert-level experience with LAN technologies and centralized monitoring and management in large-scale, high-availability environments.
- 2 years of experience in IT infrastructure, TCP/IP, networking, and information system security principles, practices, and technologies; 3 years with core Internet routing protocols and services.
- Experience with Juniper SRX firewalls (1–2 years), Cisco FTD/Firepower (2 years), Palo Alto virtual firewall and Panorama Central Support solutions (2 years), and Linux (1 year).
Nice to have
- Familiarity with Firemon, Algosec, or Tufin; Gluware, Solarwinds, or Ansible.
- Familiarity with Regex.
Pay
$78,600 — $160,200 USD (base salary)
Tools
LAN, TCP/IP, Juniper SRX, Cisco FTD/Firepower, Palo Alto, Panorama Central Support, Linux, Regex
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