Entry Level Cybersecurity Engineer Wireless Networks & Datacenter

Job Title: Entry-Level Cybersecurity Engineer - Wireless Networks & Datacenter

Location: Frisco, TX (Onsite / Hybrid)Limited travel may be required for lab or customer sites

Company: Invences Inc.

Role Overview

Invences is seeking an Entry-Level Cybersecurity Engineer with a Master's degree in Cybersecurity (mandatory) to support the security of wireless networks, private 5G systems, and datacenter infrastructure. This role is designed for early-career professionals who want hands-on exposure to telecom, cloud, and enterprise security environments.

You will work alongside senior engineers to help design, implement, and monitor security controls across 4G/5G networks, cloud platforms, and on-prem datacenters, gaining real-world experience in mission-critical environments.

Key Responsibilities
Wireless & Telecom Security

Support security implementation for 4G/5G, Private 5G, and O-RAN network components

Assist in configuring firewalls, network segmentation, and access control policies

Monitor wireless traffic, logs, and alerts for potential threats

Participate in security audits and compliance checks for telecom networks

Datacenter & Infrastructure Security

Assist with security hardening of Linux servers, VMs, and container platforms

Support identity and access management (IAM) and system patching activities

Help secure switches, routers, and firewall devices

Assist with vulnerability scanning and remediation tracking

Cloud & Automation Security

Support security controls in AWS, Azure, and private cloud environments

Assist with Zero Trust and least-privilege security models

Help automate security checks, reports, and compliance tasks

Monitoring & Incident Response

Monitor SIEM dashboards, security alerts, and system logs

Assist with incident response, root cause analysis (RCA), and documentation

Help maintain security runbooks, SOPs, and audit documentation

Mandatory Qualifications

Master's degree in Cybersecurity (required)

Strong understanding of networking fundamentals (TCP/IP, routing, VLANs, firewalls)

Knowledge of Linux operating systems and security basics

Familiarity with cybersecurity principles (CIA triad, IAM, encryption, access control)

Strong analytical skills and eagerness to learn telecom and infrastructure security

Preferred Skills (Nice to Have)

Exposure to wireless networks (4G/5G, Wi-Fi, Private 5G)

Basic experience with cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP)

Familiarity with security tools (Wireshark, Nessus, OpenVAS, Splunk, etc.)

Understanding of Zero Trust, VPNs, certificates, and PKI

Basic scripting knowledge (Python, Bash, or PowerShell)

What You Will Gain at Invences

Hands-on experience securing wireless, cloud, and datacenter environments

Exposure to Private 5G, O-RAN, cloud-native infrastructure, and enterprise security

Mentorship from experienced telecom and cybersecurity architects

Clear growth path into Cybersecurity Engineer, Security Architect, or Telecom Security Specialist roles

Access to real enterprise and carrier-grade security projects

Why Join Invences

Invences operates at the intersection of cybersecurity, wireless networks, cloud infrastructure, and enterprise systems. This role offers a unique opportunity to apply academic cybersecurity knowledge to real-world telecom and infrastructure environments.

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