The SIEM engineer is responsible for monitoring and analyzing security events using the program’s Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems. This role reviews security logs, identifies potential security incidents, and escalates events for further investigation. The SIEM Analyst tunes SIEM rules and alerts to improve detection accuracy and generates security reports to support operational awareness. The position collaborates with IT and security teams to respond to incidents, implement corrective actions, support policy development, and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives that strengthen the program’s security posture.
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The salary range for the SIEM Engineer position at Accenturefederalservices is USD 171k+/yr.
The SIEM Engineer position at Accenturefederalservices is based in Fort Belvoir, VA; Fort Belvoir, Virginia, United States. This is an on-site position.
The SIEM Engineer position at Accenturefederalservices requires 10+ yrs exp.
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