Security Engineer / SOC Lead (Syrian-Jordanian - Tunisian)

Act as the onsite operational security focal point, coordinating security monitoring, incident response, technical remediation and reporting with shared SOC. Policy ownership, regulatory accountability and risk acceptance remain with the Entity.

• Coordinate security monitoring, alert triage and escalation with the shared SOC and relevant technical teams.

• Lead operational response to confirmed security incidents in accordance with approved procedures and authority.

• Collect and preserve technical evidence and maintain incident records, timelines and action tracking.

• Coordinate containment, remediation, recovery and post-incident reviews with stakeholders.

• Support security logging, SIEM integration, use-case tuning and monitoring coverage assessments.

• Track technical security risks and remediation dependencies across infrastructure, network, cloud and applications.

• Provide operational security reporting and support agreed awareness, exercise or readiness activities.

• Escalate policy, compliance and risk-acceptance decisions to the authorised Entity function.

Requirements

Minimum Experience and Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years of cybersecurity operations, SOC or incident-response experience.

• Practical experience with SIEM platforms such as Splunk, QRadar or equivalent.

• Strong knowledge of security monitoring, incident handling, network/endpoint telemetry and threat analysis.

• Security+, CEH, GCIA or equivalent certification preferred.

• Strong written reporting, stakeholder coordination and evidence-handling capability.

Preferred Profile

• Previous experience supporting UAE government or regulated security environments.

• Working knowledge of TDRA security, hosting and incident coordination processes.

• Arabic language capability for onsite stakeholder coordination.

Expected Contribution

• Security events are escalated and coordinated within the confirmed response procedures.

• Incident evidence, decisions, actions and dependencies remain traceable.

• The shared SOC and onsite teams operate with clear ownership and handoffs.

• Policy and risk decisions are not assumed without Entity authority.