What are the responsibilities and job description for the Zscaler Private Access (ZPA) Network Engineer position at cyberThink, Inc.?
Key Responsibilities
Collaborate with Enterprise ZTNA network and security teams, as well as identity and application stakeholders, to design and support ZPA-based access to internal applications.
Design, implement, and maintain Zscaler Private Access connectivity, including App Connectors, Server Groups, Application Segments, and access policy configurations.
Analyze and assess legacy network and VPN-based access requirements, agency-specific application needs, and connectivity dependencies, and translate them into ZPA application-level access models.
Support the onboarding of applications to ZPA by validating network paths, ports, protocols, and dependency requirements, and coordinating testing and validation activities.
Configure and support ZPA access policies that enforce least-privileged access while minimizing disruption to mission-critical operations.
Troubleshoot ZPA-related access and connectivity issues, including user access failures, application reachability concerns, and connector health or routing issues.
Participate in migration activities to transition users and applications from legacy access models to ZPA in coordination with enterprise and agency stakeholders.
Ensure ZPA configurations and access models are documented, auditable, and aligned with Commonwealth security, governance, and compliance requirements.
Develop and maintain technical documentation, including configuration standards, procedures, diagrams, and operational runbooks.
Engage with vendors and Zscaler support to resolve complex issues and support platform stability and optimization.
Required Skills and Experience
Strong background in enterprise networking, including routing, firewalling, DNS, and traffic flow analysis.
Experience implementing and supporting secure application access technologies such as Zscaler Private Access or similar Zero Trust access platforms.
In-depth understanding of Zero Trust Network Access concepts and application-level segmentation.
Ability to analyze complex, legacy network environments and translate them into scalable, enforceable access models.
Experience working in regulated or compliance-driven environments, ensuring adherence to security and governance standards.
Strong documentation, communication, and collaboration skills for cross-functional engagement.