Top Cybersecurity Jobs in Albuquerque, NM

Lead end-to-end restoration for large-scale ransomware and cybersecurity incidents, coordinate cross-functional workstreams, build restoration roadmaps and dashboards, make real-time priority decisions, brief executives, mentor project managers, and participate in rotating on-call incident response.

Lead and perform end-to-end forensic investigations and incident response for complex cyberattacks. Conduct log, host, network, memory, and malware analysis; threat hunt for APTs; identify IOCs/TTPs; use and improve investigation tooling and playbooks; communicate findings and recommendations to technical and executive stakeholders.

Design, build, and productionize scalable AI systems for autonomous detection, RAG-backed investigations, and auto-remediation. Develop LLMs, graph-based reasoning engines, streaming pipelines, evaluation/red-team processes, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to translate attacker behavior into robust detections.

The intern will assist in SEO strategies, social media content creation, graphic design for marketing, and email marketing campaigns while analyzing data.

This role involves developing enterprise sales strategies, managing the sales cycle, engaging customers in cybersecurity, and collaborating with product and marketing teams.

The Technical Account Manager oversees customer relationships by advocating for their needs, providing project leadership, and collaborating with teams. Responsibilities include managing technical issues, providing updates on service projects, and sharing best practices.

Own monthly revenue close activities including reconciliations, rollforwards, journal entries, and audit-ready workpapers. Lead revenue close deliverables, investigate and resolve accounting issues, support external audits, partner with Deal Desk/FP&A/Legal, and drive process improvements through standardization, automation, and AI-enabled workflows.

Supports pre-sales engineering through customer demos and proof-of-concept engagements, contributes to product marketing materials, conducts security research on compliance standards, frameworks, threats, and attack vectors, and participates in product testing as the customer voice. The role requires Japanese JLPT N2 certification, a computer science-related degree, strong communication skills, and familiarity with cloud, container, cybersecurity, programming, and compliance technologies.

Conduct vulnerability assessments and penetration tests across web and mobile applications, cloud infrastructure, SaaS applications, network devices, and open-source projects. Develop and test DAST scanner rules, communicate with clients about remediation, guide vulnerability fixes, and maintain the vulnerability management system.

Lead and command complex DFIR engagements as the primary client-facing incident commander. Oversee forensic analysis across endpoints, cloud, identity, email, SaaS, and networks; advise executives and legal; manage containment and recovery; mentor teams; run readiness exercises and post-incident reviews.