Desktop Support Engineer | Space Sector
Pubblicato il 19-10-2026 - Altamira in Italia
WHO WE ARE
Etinars is a values-focused company with multi-year experience, specialised in the recruitment of professionals for niche markets, managing the full life-cycle of specialist and executive-level hires. At Etinars, we genuinely care about who you are and what you need. We place great emphasis on fostering robust, enduring connections built upon trust and transparency. Our approach ensures a swift journey, leading you hand in hand towards signing your next career step.
WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR Firewall & Network Security Engineer | Space & European Programmes Join our client's international team in Rome (Anagnina Area), supporting hands-on IT security and network operations within programmes linked to European institutions and the space and defence sectors. The organisation operates in highly structured and mission-critical environments, delivering services and operational support across complex international projects. The company is a long-standing partner of space institutions, delivering solutions for Earth Observation, scientific data platforms,
and operational digital environments. We are looking for a detail-oriented and motivated mid-level IT Security & Network Engineer with 1-4+ years of hands-on experience, ideally with experience in firewall configuration and network security controls, to join the IT Security team, with the ability to work autonomously in a structured environment and collaborate effectively with infrastructure teams. For this role, relocation to Rome is mandatory for candidates living far from the area, unless they are able to commute regularly. A B2 level of English is required due to regular interactions with European stakeholders and documentation in English.
YOUR TASKS Performing hands-on security administration across network devices, firewalls, and Linux operating systems.
Executing security checks, technical reviews, and vulnerability follow-up, implementing or coordinating remediation actions with infrastructure teams.
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