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Job Title: Site Reliability Engineer | Splunk | SIEM
Location: London (once or twice a month in the office - travel expenses will be compensated)
Salary/Rate: Up to £700 per day INSIDE IR35
Start Date: 21/04/2025
Job Type: Contract

Company Introduction
We have an exciting opportunity now available with one of our sector-leading social media clients! They are currently looking for a skilled to join their team for a three-month contract.

Job Responsibilities/Objectives
This role involved designing, implementing, and maintaining a robust security log migration pipeline from Splunk to a proprietary SIEM/SOAR platform.

Splunk Administration: Configure Splunk to ingest and process security logs from diverse network sources.
Data Pipeline Development: Architect and built data pipelines to migrate logs from Splunk to the in-house SIEM/SOAR platform.
Data Transformation: Develop Python scripts to normalize and flatten data originating from multiple sources, ensuring compatibility with the target SIEM/SOAR system.
Kafka Integration: Implement Kafka message queues to facilitate efficient and scalable data (log) migration between systems.
Technical Documentation: Create comprehensive documentation outlining the various components of the data migration pipeline, data flow processes, and system architecture.
Linux experience

If you are interested in this opportunity, please apply now with your updated CV in Microsoft Word/PDF format.

Disclaimer
Notwithstanding any guidelines given to level of experience sought, we will consider candidates from outside this range if they can demonstrate the necessary competencies.

Square One is acting as both an employment agency and an employment business, and is an equal opportunities recruitment business. Square One embraces diversity and will treat everyone equally. Please see our website for our full diversity statement

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