Joliet, IL

10888 - Network Security Engineer II

Salary: unknownMidSecurity

CISSPCISMCCNPRoot cause analysis

Original posting ↗Apply ↗Company job board ↗

Hyundai Autoever America, a tech services company in mobility and automotive, is hiring for the role of 10888 - Network Security Engineer II. The job is based in Joliet, United States. Our labels mark it as a mid-level role in security. It asks for 5+ years of experience. A university degree is required. Certifications named in the posting: CISSP, CISM and CCNP. Hyundai Autoever America has 11 open positions on this site, 9 of them in IT and engineering.

Posted 10 days ago · Last checked 2026-10-30

About Hyundai Autoever America

Mobility and automotive Tech services / agency / consultancy 11 open positions, 82% in IT and engineering. Most open roles: DevOps / SRE / platform / cloud (3), Security (3), Software engineering (general) (2).

All open jobs at Hyundai Autoever America →

Similar jobs

Senior Security Engineerrainmaker · El Segundo, CA Information Security AnalystGibson Dunn · Los Angeles; New York CityUSD 150K–200K / year Staff Security Engineer, AICompa · Irvine, California | Denver, ColoradoUSD 202.5K–275K / year Cybersecurity Engineer, Senior Manager,Two Six Technologies · Arlington, VirginiaUSD 175K–200K / year AI Blockchain Security EngineerEmbedding VC · San Francisco Bay AreaOn-site Penetration TesterM9 Solutions · Woodlawn, MD - Public Trust clearance requiredUSD 120K–135K / year Director, Global Government Affairs (SLED) - CybersecurityTenable, Inc. · US - Remote - DC, US - Remote - Virginia , US - Headquarters - Maryland - ColumbiaRemote Sr. Manager - CybersecurityAEVEX · Tampa, Florida, United StatesHybrid

472 open security jobs in the United States All open jobs at Hyundai Autoever America →

Workplace	Workplace not stated
Seniority	Mid
Role	Security
Countries	United States
Employment type	FULL_TIME
Key facts	Experience: 5+ years · Degree required · Certifications: CISSP, CISM, CCNP

The full description is on the original posting. Labels are set automatically and can be wrong. About the data