Broadcom Proxy Engineer : Remote

Top Skills' Details

• 1. Broadcom Proxy
  - Proxy engineer uses the platform daily to inspect, filter, and control outbound web traffic, ensuring users and applications follow security and compliance policies. They also integrate the proxy with Broadcom DLP to detect and prevent sensitive data from leaving the organization through web uploads, cloud apps, or encrypted channels.
• 2. Migration Experience
  - Hands‑on experience migrating legacy on‑prem Broadcom/Blue Coat proxy infrastructure into a hybrid cloud and COLO environment, including redesigning traffic flows, authentication, and policy enforcement for modern architectures. Their day‑to‑day work involved re‑platforming proxy services, validating SSL inspection paths, and ensuring seamless integration with security tools like DLP during the transition.
• 3. DLP
  - Hands‑on experience deploying and tuning Broadcom/Symantec DLP policies across network, endpoint, and cloud channels, ensuring sensitive data is identified, classified, and protected in real time. Their day‑to‑day work includes triaging DLP incidents, refining detection rules, and integrating DLP with Broadcom Proxy via ICAP to prevent data exfiltration through web uploads or encrypted traffic.
• 4. Automation
  - Uses Ansible, Python, and Power Shell to automate routine tasks like policy updates, configuration pushes, log parsing, and system health checks. Automation allows them to manage large proxy clusters, streamline DLP rule deployments, reduce human error, and integrate proxy/DLP events into SOC workflows, improving both speed and consistency across the environment.

• Terraform
• Automation

A Broadcom Proxy/DLP Engineer is responsible for managing and modernizing secure web gateway infrastructure, including migrating legacy on‑prem proxy environments into hybrid cloud or COLO architectures while maintaining seamless traffic flow, authentication, and SSL inspection. They integrate and tune Broadcom/Symantec DLP to monitor and prevent sensitive data loss across web, endpoint, and cloud channels, and they leverage Ansible, Python, and Power Shell to automate policy deployments, configuration management, health checks, and incident workflows to improve operational efficiency and reduce manual effort.