Mid Level Network Security Analyst Jobs
Mid level network security analyst jobs go to professionals ready to own security projects end to end, mentor junior analysts, and drive remediation decisions with limited oversight. Roles across Technology & Software, Education, and Cybersecurity are a mix of on-site, remote, and hybrid positions, with employers like Collabera, HP, and CBTS hiring at this level now.
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Job Summary
We are seeking an experienced Network Security Analyst 1 to support the design, installation, programming, testing, commissioning, maintenance, and monitoring of electronic security systems across company facilities and assets.
This role will work closely with electronic security personnel, engineering teams, contractors, and facility stakeholders throughout all stages of security system projects, including analysis, design, construction, implementation, testing, programming, and ongoing system support.
Key Responsibilities
Support electronic security projects from initial design through installation, programming, testing, commissioning, and final implementation.
Design physical and electronic security solutions for company facilities, including critical infrastructure locations.
Configure and program electronic security platforms, including:
Software House C•CURE access control systems
Avigilon VMS video surveillance systems
SiteOwl
Aiphone intercom systems
Power BI
Program intrusion detection zones, alarm points, and system integrations used for security monitoring.
Support installation, troubleshooting, maintenance, and system upgrades for electronic security systems.
Develop and review security system layouts, device locations, network requirements, and system configurations.
Coordinate with contractors and internal stakeholders during construction and system implementation.
Perform functional testing and commissioning to verify proper system operation.
Support integration between access control, video surveillance, intrusion detection, intercom, and monitoring systems.
Troubleshoot electronic security hardware, software, communications, and network-related issues.
Ensure electronic security projects comply with applicable safety requirements, building codes, company standards, and policies.
Maintain appropriate system documentation, configuration information, testing records, and project documentation.
Required Qualifications
3+ years of experience working with low-voltage electronics, computer systems, networking, or electronic security systems.
Experience with the design, installation, programming, service, or maintenance of:
Intrusion detection systems
Access control systems
Video surveillance systems
Intercom systems
Hands-on experience with Software House C•CURE access control systems.
Experience with Avigilon VMS or similar video management systems.
Experience with Aiphone intercom systems.
Knowledge of electronic security system integration and alarm monitoring.
Networking Requirements
Strong understanding of network technologies used in electronic security environments, including:
IP addressing and device naming
TCP/IP networking
Web and proxy services
Internet connectivity
Firewalls
Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
Remote computing and remote system access
Network-connected security devices and servers
Preferred Skills
Experience managing electronic security projects from design through commissioning.
Experience supporting security systems at industrial, utility, or critical infrastructure facilities.
Experience with SiteOwl .
Experience creating reports or dashboards using Power BI .
Ability to interpret electronic security drawings, plans, specifications, and system documentation.
Strong troubleshooting and analytical skills.
Ability to coordinate effectively with engineering teams, contractors, IT/network personnel, and security operations staff.
Key Technologies
C•CURE | Avigilon VMS | Aiphone | SiteOwl | Power BI | Access Control | CCTV/Video Surveillance | Intrusion Detection | Intercom | TCP/IP | VPN | Firewalls | Low-Voltage Systems
Job Summary
We are seeking an experienced Network Security Analyst 1 to support the design, installation, programming, testing, commissioning, maintenance, and monitoring of electronic security systems across company facilities and assets.
This role will work closely with electronic security personnel, engineering teams, contractors, and facility stakeholders throughout all stages of security system projects, including analysis, design, construction, implementation, testing, programming, and ongoing system support.
Key Responsibilities
Support electronic security projects from initial design through installation, programming, testing, commissioning, and final implementation.
Design physical and electronic security solutions for company facilities, including critical infrastructure locations.
Configure and program electronic security platforms, including:
Software House C•CURE access control systems
Avigilon VMS video surveillance systems
SiteOwl
Aiphone intercom systems
Power BI
Program intrusion detection zones, alarm points, and system integrations used for security monitoring.
Support installation, troubleshooting, maintenance, and system upgrades for electronic security systems.
Develop and review security system layouts, device locations, network requirements, and system configurations.
Coordinate with contractors and internal stakeholders during construction and system implementation.
Perform functional testing and commissioning to verify proper system operation.
Support integration between access control, video surveillance, intrusion detection, intercom, and monitoring systems.
Troubleshoot electronic security hardware, software, communications, and network-related issues.
Ensure electronic security projects comply with applicable safety requirements, building codes, company standards, and policies.
Maintain appropriate system documentation, configuration information, testing records, and project documentation.
Required Qualifications
3+ years of experience working with low-voltage electronics, computer systems, networking, or electronic security systems.
Experience with the design, installation, programming, service, or maintenance of:
Intrusion detection systems
Access control systems
Video surveillance systems
Intercom systems
Hands-on experience with Software House C•CURE access control systems.
Experience with Avigilon VMS or similar video management systems.
Experience with Aiphone intercom systems.
Knowledge of electronic security system integration and alarm monitoring.
Networking Requirements
Strong understanding of network technologies used in electronic security environments, including:
IP addressing and device naming
TCP/IP networking
Web and proxy services
Internet connectivity
Firewalls
Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
Remote computing and remote system access
Network-connected security devices and servers
Preferred Skills
Experience managing electronic security projects from design through commissioning.
Experience supporting security systems at industrial, utility, or critical infrastructure facilities.
Experience with SiteOwl .
Experience creating reports or dashboards using Power BI .
Ability to interpret electronic security drawings, plans, specifications, and system documentation.
Strong troubleshooting and analytical skills.
Ability to coordinate effectively with engineering teams, contractors, IT/network personnel, and security operations staff.
Key Technologies
C•CURE | Avigilon VMS | Aiphone | SiteOwl | Power BI | Access Control | CCTV/Video Surveillance | Intrusion Detection | Intercom | TCP/IP | VPN | Firewalls | Low-Voltage Systems
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Mid Level Network Security Analyst Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a mid level network security analyst job?
Position yourself around ownership, not just participation. Highlight projects where you led the response to a threat, configured security tooling without hand-holding, or improved a process that reduced risk measurably. Tailor your resume to show depth in at least one specialty, such as endpoint security, SIEM operations, or network monitoring, and make your impact concrete with outcomes rather than duties.
Which companies hire mid level network security analysts?
Companies hiring mid level network security analysts right now include Collabera, HP, and CBTS, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Hiring at this level covers large enterprises managing complex infrastructure, government contractors with clearance requirements, and mid-size technology and financial services firms building out dedicated security teams.
Are there remote mid level network security analyst jobs?
Yes, though availability varies by employer and security clearance requirements. About 20% of mid level network security analyst openings are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, reflecting strong demand for analysts who can monitor and respond to threats without being on-site full time. Roles tied to classified environments or physical infrastructure typically require in-office presence.
How do I move up to a mid level network security analyst role?
The path from entry level to mid level is built on demonstrated ownership over time. Start by going deeper in a specific area, such as intrusion detection, vulnerability management, or firewall administration, rather than staying generalist. Take on incident response tasks, contribute to security audits, and document your impact with measurable outcomes. Certifications like Security+, CySA+, or CEH signal readiness for greater responsibility to hiring managers.
Which industries hire the most mid level network security analysts?
Mid Level network security analyst roles concentrate in Technology & Software, Education, and Cybersecurity, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. These sectors drive hiring at this level because they operate sensitive data environments, face significant regulatory compliance requirements, or maintain critical infrastructure that demands ongoing threat monitoring and response capabilities from experienced analysts.