Mid Level Network Security Manager Jobs
Mid level network security manager jobs go to professionals ready to own security initiatives end to end, make architectural decisions with limited oversight, and guide junior engineers through complex threat environments. Hiring runs across Technology & Software, Education, and Cybersecurity, with 15% remote or hybrid availability, and employers like Collabera, NYU Langone Health, and HP actively hiring at this level now.
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Network Security Engineer – Firewall & Network Infrastructure
Location: Liverpool, NY (100% Onsite)
Duration: Full-Time Contract
Travel: Up to 25%
On-Call: 24x7 rotation
Required Skills
- 3+ years of hands-on Network Engineering / Network Security experience.
- Strong Firewall Administration experience, including rule creation, policy management, and security hardening.
- Solid Routing & Switching knowledge.
- Hands-on experience with Cisco routers, switches, Cisco IOS upgrades, and network hardware installation.
- Experience with network vulnerability assessments and security scanning.
- Knowledge of TCP/IP, VPN, DNS, DHCP, SNMP, and load balancing.
- Experience with network monitoring, Syslog, and log management.
- Network backup, recovery, patching, and infrastructure maintenance.
- Rack & Stack and physical network hardware deployment experience.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Visio for network diagrams and documentation.
- Ability to support multiple remote locations and datacenters.
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Mid Level Network Security Manager Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a mid level network security manager job?
Position your experience around ownership, not just participation. Highlight projects where you led the security design, managed a response effort, or drove a compliance initiative without heavy supervision. Certifications like CISSP, CISM, or Security+ strengthen your profile, but concrete examples of reducing risk or improving posture matter more to hiring managers than credentials alone. Tailor each application to the specific environment the employer runs.
Which companies hire mid level network security managers?
Companies hiring mid level network security managers right now include Collabera, NYU Langone Health, and HP, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. At this level, you'll find openings across both large enterprises with dedicated security operations centers and mid-size organizations building out their security function for the first time.
Are there remote mid level network security manager jobs?
Yes, though availability varies by employer and industry. About 15% of mid level network security manager openings are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting strong demand for security professionals who can manage distributed infrastructure and coordinate across teams without being on-site every day.
How do I move up to a mid level network security manager role?
The path runs through deepening your technical foundation and taking on progressively larger ownership. Early in your career, focus on mastering firewall management, endpoint protection, and incident response. Over time, volunteer to lead projects, document your impact in measurable terms like reduced incident response time or improved audit scores, and pursue a recognized certification that signals readiness for broader responsibility.
Which industries hire the most mid level network security managers?
Mid Level network security manager roles concentrate in Technology & Software, Education, and Cybersecurity, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. These sectors handle sensitive data at scale and face significant regulatory pressure, which drives sustained demand for security professionals who can manage controls and lead smaller teams independently.