Cyber Security Engineer
Summary
A junior cybersecurity engineer on a rotating shift supporting day-to-day security operations: monitoring SIEM, EDR and email alerts, first-level incident response, vulnerability scanning and remediation tracking, plus access reviews and security controls (DLP, MFA, PAM). Protects gaming, hospitality and corporate systems in Manila.
Salary: ₱18,000 – ₱25,000 per month
JOB BRIEF
The Cyber Security Engineer supports the day-to-day execution of the organization’s cybersecurity operations, including monitoring and triaging security events, supporting vulnerability management, endpoint, email and file integrity protection, user access reviews, security awareness activities, and incident response. Working as part of a shift rotation, the role helps protect gaming, hospitality, and corporate systems against evolving cyber threats and vulnerabilities.
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES
Monitor SIEM, EDR, and email security alerts, perform first-level investigations, and coordinate escalations with the managed SOC provider.
Assist in incident response activities, including containment, recovery, evidence preservation, incident documentation, and shift handovers.
Conduct vulnerability scans, track remediation activities, verify issue closure, and support endpoint and server security hardening.
Support file integrity monitoring, user access reviews, privileged account monitoring, and administration of security controls such as DLP, MFA, and privileged access management.
Assist with security awareness initiatives, respond to user-reported security concerns, and provide security input during change management reviews.
JOB QUALIFICATIONS
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Information Security, Computer Engineering, or a related field. Fresh graduates are welcome to apply.
Exposure to information security through academic coursework, internships, on-the-job training, or self-study is an advantage.
Basic understanding of computer networking concepts, including TCP/IP, DNS, routing and switching, as well as Windows and Linux environments.
Awareness of common cybersecurity threats such as malware, phishing, unauthorised access, and fundamental security controls.
Strong attention to detail, ownership mindset, willingness to follow procedures and escalate concerns, and ability to work rotating shifts, including holidays and extended hours when required.