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SOC Analyst I

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As a SOC Analyst I, you will monitor and respond to security alerts, perform investigations, document findings, and support SOC operations.
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At RedHelm, we deliver tailored technology solutions designed to support our clients as they grow and to respond immediately when threats arise. Our mission is rooted in partnership, precision, and protection — values that are reflected in our name. RedHelm symbolizes elite protection, decisive leadership, and forward-driven strength, aligning closely with our commitment to excellence in everything we do.


We have a clear vision as an employer: to be the preferred technology employer for skill mastery, team formation, and career longevity. That vision is supported by a strong foundation of core ideals shared by every member of our team. We answer the call in moments of urgency or uncertainty, responding with focus, composure, and dependability. We own it by stepping up, following through, and taking pride in delivering what matters most to our clients and partners. We act with integrity, doing what’s right—not just what’s easy—while contributing to the communities we serve. We continuously raise the bar, bringing discipline, precision, and a drive for improvement to every challenge we face. And above all, we win together, celebrating our shared successes as one united team.

At RedHelm, we don’t just build technology—we build trust, deliver impact, and lead with purpose.

About the Role

RedHelm is seeking a SOC Analyst I to support the monitoring, analysis, and response to security alerts, events, and incidents in accordance with established procedures and playbooks. This role requires sound analytical judgment, strong documentation skills, and the ability to communicate findings clearly and professionally.

In this role, you’ll independently triage and investigate common alert types, recognize patterns and indicators of compromise, and escalate incidents appropriately while contributing to consistent, high-quality SOC operations.

What You’ll Do
  • Monitor, triage, and respond to security alerts, events, and incidents in accordance with defined SOC procedures and playbooks.

  • Perform initial investigations to determine alert validity, scope, and potential impact.

  • Accurately document investigations, actions taken, and outcomes within the ticketing system.

  • Independently handle routine and low-to-moderate severity alerts and escalate higher-risk incidents as required.

  • Identify patterns, recurring alerts, or anomalies and document findings for review by senior analysts.

  • Communicate investigation findings clearly and professionally with internal teams and customers.

  • Assist in identifying potential security gaps or misconfigurations and escalate observations appropriately.

  • Support the monitoring and day-to-day operation of security tools and platforms.

  • Follow all information security, privacy, and data protection policies when handling client data.

  • Contribute to the maintenance and improvement of SOC documentation, procedures, and playbooks.

  • Stay informed on common attack techniques, emerging threats, and relevant vulnerabilities.

  • Maintain focus and accuracy while working in a fast-paced, alert-driven environment.

What You’ll Bring
  • Exposure to a SOC, NOC, IT support, or similar technical operations environment.

  • Familiarity with security monitoring concepts, incident response workflows, or alert handling.

  • Experience working with ticketing systems or case management tools.

  • Academic, internship, lab, or entry-level professional experience in cybersecurity, IT, or related fields.

  • Strong written and verbal communication skills, particularly in documenting and explaining technical findings.

  • Solid understanding of networking and security fundamentals.

  • Ability to analyze alerts, logs, and events to determine appropriate response.

  • Strong attention to detail and consistency in documentation and process adherence.

  • Ability to prioritize workload and follow established escalation procedures.

  • Basic familiarity with scripting or automation concepts is a plus.

  • Customer-focused mindset with the ability to remain calm and professional during incidents.

Required Qualifications and Certifications
  • Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field, or equivalent professional experience.

  • Security+ or similar foundational security certification preferred but not required.

Additional Information
  • Some travel and heavy lifting may be required.

  • Successful completion of federal and state background checks and credit checks is required.

Top Skills

Automation Concepts
Security Tools
Ticketing Systems

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