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SOC Tier 2 Analyst Everforth ECS is seeking a SOC Tier 2 Analyst to work in our Portland, OR office. This position is contingent upon contract award. The SOC Analyst 2 supports the organization ...

The SOC Analyst 2 supports the organization's security operations by conducting deeper investigation of escalated alerts, correlating security telemetry, supporting incident response activities, and ...

The SOC Analyst 1 supports the organization's security operations by monitoring security events, performing first-level alert triage, validating suspicious activity, documenting tickets, and ...

The SOC Tier 2 Analyst supports security operations by investigating escalated alerts, coordinating incident response activities, and improving detection processes. Responsibilities : • Review and ...

They are seeking a SOC Tier 1 Analyst to support security operations by monitoring security events, performing alert triage, and escalating significant incidents as necessary. Responsibilities : • ...

Everforth ECS is seeking a SOC Threat Hunter to work in our Portland, OR office. Please Note: This position is contingent upon contract award. The Threat Hunter proactively identifies, investigates ...

Everforth ECS is seeking a SOC Threat Hunter to work in their Portland, OR office. The Threat Hunter will proactively identify and mitigate advanced cyber threats, develop threat hypotheses, and ...

As a senior member of the SOC, you will be the escalation point for complex and high-impact security incidents, support forensic analysis, lead root cause investigations, and contribute to detection ...

As a senior member of the SOC, you will be the escalation point for complex and high-impact security incidents, support forensic analysis, lead root cause investigations, and contribute to detection ...

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$95.90K - $125.40K/yr

Position Overview As a Senior Security Operations Center (SOC) Analyst, you'll take the lead on investigating and mitigating security incidents across the organization. You'll dig into digital ...

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Your charter is to take it to the next level - including leading our investment in AI-augmented SOC tooling. * High visibility, high impact. Detection and response is a critical capability for ...

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What is the difference between Weekend Only Soc vs Weekend Only Network Security Technician?

AspectWeekend Only SocWeekend Only Network Security Technician
CertificationsSecurity+ or equivalentSecurity+ or Network+
Work EnvironmentSecurity operations center, monitoring security alertsNetwork infrastructure, troubleshooting security issues
Employer & IndustrySecurity firms, IT departmentsIT service providers, corporate IT teams
Common Search IntentMonitoring security threats on weekendsMaintaining and troubleshooting network security on weekends

Weekend Only Soc focuses on security operations, monitoring threats, and incident response, while Weekend Only Network Security Technician emphasizes hands-on network security maintenance and troubleshooting. Both roles require similar certifications and work in security-focused environments, but their daily tasks differ based on operational focus.

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SOC Tier 2 Analyst

SOC Tier 2 Analyst

ECS Limited

Portland, OR • On-site

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Job description

SOC Tier 2 Analyst

Everforth ECS is seeking a SOC Tier 2 Analyst to work in our Portland, OR office. This position is contingent upon contract award.

The SOC Analyst 2 supports the organization's security operations by conducting deeper investigation of escalated alerts, correlating security telemetry, supporting incident response activities, and preparing incident summaries and recommendations. This role is the mid-level investigation and response-support tier within the SOC Analyst role family.

The ideal candidate has hands-on SOC or security operations experience, understands common attack techniques and defensive technologies, and can independently investigate security events while coordinating with SOC Analyst 1, SOC Analyst 3, threat intelligence, threat hunting, forensics, engineering, and business stakeholders.

Key Responsibilities

Escalated Alert Investigation & Correlation

  • Review and investigate alerts escalated by SOC Analyst 1 or automated SOC workflows to validate severity, scope, potential impact, and required response actions.
  • Analyze suspicious activity, indicators of compromise, anomalous behavior, and policy violations using logs, endpoint telemetry, network data, identity data, cloud events, and other evidence.
  • Correlate evidence across security platforms to identify affected assets, affected accounts, attack paths, timeline of activity, and potential business or mission impact.
  • Map observed behaviors to applicable frameworks and threat models such as MITRE ATT&CK when useful for investigation, reporting, or detection improvement.

Incident Response & Coordination Support

  • Support containment, eradication, and recovery activities for standard or moderate incidents in alignment with incident response plans and approved playbooks.
  • Coordinate with system owners, security engineers, senior analysts, and other technical teams to gather evidence, validate impact, and support response actions.
  • Escalate complex, high-impact, evidence-sensitive, or ambiguous incidents to SOC Analyst 3, SOC leadership, Forensics, Threat Hunter, Threat Intelligence Analyst, or other specialized roles as appropriate.
  • Maintain accurate incident status, action tracking, and communications during investigation and response activities.

Detection, Tuning & Process Improvement Input

  • Analyze recurring alerts, false positives, attack patterns, threat intelligence, vulnerabilities, and emerging tactics to identify opportunities to improve detection and response.
  • Recommend updates to correlation rules, alert logic, dashboards, use cases, response playbooks, and triage procedures based on investigation outcomes.
  • Operationalize threat intelligence in triage and investigation workflows by applying relevant indicators, adversary behaviors, vulnerabilities, and contextual reporting.
  • Provide operational requirements and validation feedback to SOC Analyst 3, SOC Threat Hunter, Senior Splunk Engineer, Splunk Architect/Lead, Security Engineer, and SOC Technical Writer as appropriate.

Reporting & Documentation

  • Document investigation activities, evidence, decisions, response actions, and outcomes clearly and accurately.
  • Prepare incident summaries, ticket updates, timelines, shift handoff notes, and supporting information for after-action documentation.
  • Communicate technical findings in clear operational, business, and risk language for SOC leadership and affected stakeholders.
  • Provide evidence summaries and analysis notes that can be used by Forensics or specialized teams when deeper analysis is required.

Mentorship & Continuous Improvement

  • Provide escalation guidance, quality feedback, and informal mentoring to SOC Analyst 1 personnel.
  • Participate in lessons-learned activities, tabletop exercises, detection reviews, and SOC process improvement efforts.
  • Stay current with evolving cyber threats, vulnerabilities, detection techniques, and security operations best practices.
  • Contribute to continuous improvement of SOC workflows, investigation checklists, documentation practices, and escalation procedures.

3-5 years of experience in SOC operations, incident response, security monitoring, threat monitoring, or related technical cybersecurity roles.

Experience triaging escalated alerts and investigating security events using SIEM, EDR, ticketing, case management, and log analysis tools.

Intermediate knowledge of Windows, Linux, networking, cloud, identity, endpoint, and application security concepts.

Working knowledge of common attack techniques, incident response lifecycle activities, escalation procedures, playbooks, and evidence-handling practices.

Ability to correlate evidence across multiple tools, develop incident timelines, and determine recommended response actions.

Strong analytical, written documentation, communication, and collaboration skills, including the ability to guide SOC Analyst 1 personnel.