Top Cyber Security Jobs in Ann Arbor, MI

The Security Analyst II will enhance Garner's security posture by monitoring threats, conducting risk analysis, ensuring compliance, and communicating effectively with stakeholders.

As a Security Engineer, you will conduct security assessments, develop security tools, perform architecture reviews, and collaborate on advanced security research.

Lead product security across the SDLC: threat modeling, secure architecture, vulnerability management, security testing and remediation, CI/CD/DevSecOps controls, AI security integration, bug bounty triage, developer training, and cross-functional security consulting to scale secure-by-design practices.

Lead and grow an Infrastructure Security team securing cloud infrastructure, edge networks, and application delivery. Drive cloud security architecture, WAF/SASE/zero-trust implementations, PAM and secrets management, incident management and on-call response, KPIs/OKRs, cross-team partnerships, and continuous security process and tooling improvements.

Lead and mature Affirm's third-party security risk program by designing controls, automating GRC workflows, evaluating third-party/cloud security, building integrations and dashboards, and advising stakeholders. Drive automation using Python and agentic coding tools, operate orchestration across systems, manage a portfolio of risk reviews, and establish metrics, processes, and reporting to scale security risk management.

Lead and grow a Security Platform engineering team to design and operate centralized identity and access services (IdP integrations, SSO, authorization frameworks). Define roadmap, partner cross-functionally, and drive adoption of secure-by-default access controls across products.

Lead and scale an AI Security incubation team to drive technical GTM, recruit and mentor principal AI security specialists, build repeatable POVs and sales playbooks, advise C-level customers on secure AI deployments (RAG, agents, prompt workflows), and channel field insights into product and engineering roadmaps while supporting high-value deals.

The Staff Cloud Security Engineer will secure cloud infrastructure for Huntress, focusing on product security, risk management, and compliance for a SaaS platform. Responsibilities include collaborating with DevOps, managing vulnerabilities, threat modeling, and developing incident response strategies.

Lead customer trust and security governance: oversee contract reviews, security questionnaires, and escalations; partner with Legal, Sales, Product, and Procurement; develop templates, policies, playbooks, metrics, and awareness programs; and apply automation and AI to scale workflows and reporting.

This role involves owning the security architecture for AI platforms on GCP, designing guardrails, and integrating security into CI/CD pipelines. Candidates should have extensive experience in cloud security, specifically with GCP services, Kubernetes security, and AI/ML security practices.

Serve as a senior security operations advisor: lead incident response, tune detection tooling (SIEM/SOAR/XDR/EDR), apply identity-centric and Zero Trust controls, advise product/R&D on secure-by-design, document runbooks and metrics, automate tasks, mentor teammates, and communicate findings across technical and non-technical stakeholders.

Lead messaging, positioning, and go-to-market for core AI-native security products. Drive product launches, sales enablement, demand generation content, customer research, and analyst/customer-facing evangelism to accelerate pipeline and revenue.

Act as primary technical advisor in enterprise SLED sales cycles: run technical discovery, lead architecture-level conversations, deliver demos, own Proof of Value outcomes, and drive customer satisfaction for email and identity-focused security solutions.

The Security Engineer will design and maintain automation frameworks, manage security processes, optimize infrastructure, and integrate security automation while collaborating across teams.

Lead proactive threat hunts and complex incident investigations across cloud and SaaS (AWS, Azure, GCP, Okta, M365). Convert intelligence into hunt leads, detections, and customer narratives; triage alerts, mentor peers, and act as Incident Commander when needed. Leverage automation and AI to scale detection and response and drive improvements to processes and tooling.

Revenue-facing Sales Engineer who drives enterprise deals by delivering narrative-driven demos, co-owning sales cycles with AEs, defining POVs, multithreading technical and executive stakeholders, surfacing compelling events, translating technical risk into business outcomes, influencing product roadmap, enabling partners, and maintaining disciplined pipeline hygiene. Must stay current on cloud, SaaS, identity attack surfaces and SecOps trends.

Hands-on Staff Security Engineer to build and operate DevSecOps capabilities: automate security controls, harden AWS/cloud and CI/CD, improve supply-chain security, build detection/response tooling, partner with engineering for secure design, and lead incident response and compliance automation.

Design and build secure native iOS applications using Swift/Objective-C and C/C++. Implement intuitive UIs with SwiftUI/UIKit, apply MVVM/Clean Architecture, and ensure secure networking, cryptography, Keychain use, and hardened release pipelines. Collaborate with security experts and integrate automated security scans into CI/CD.

Lead technical sales and partner enablement for strategic channel partners in cybersecurity. Own the enablement, POC model, and partner relationships, producing technical collateral and driving partner-sourced revenue.

Serve as primary customer contact from onboarding through renewal for Mitiga's CDR platform. Lead technical enablement, drive adoption, define success plans and KPIs, run QBRs, own renewals, identify expansion opportunities, and relay customer feedback to product and engineering. Coordinate integrations and implementation, analyze customer health and usage, and contribute to documentation and AI-assisted workflows.

The Exposure Management Engineer optimizes and automates security platforms, manages vulnerabilities and exposure findings, and coordinates with client teams for remediation workflows.

Lead design, implementation, upgrade, and migration of CyberArk PAM solutions across client environments. Conduct discovery workshops, onboard privileged accounts, integrate CyberArk with SIEM/ITSM/IAM via APIs, create custom connectors and PSM plugins, produce documentation, manage project delivery, troubleshoot production issues, and mentor junior engineers.

Lead and scale a North America mid-market sales organization to drive new-business revenue. Define go-to-market strategy, coach senior sales reps, manage complex enterprise deals, align cross-functional stakeholders, expand partner channels, and deliver accurate forecasting and performance metrics to support company growth.

Design, develop, and maintain Windows-focused PAM components including services, agents, and RDP handlers. Integrate with Windows APIs, authentication and privilege models, implement secure credential handling and policy enforcement, collaborate with backend teams, perform code reviews, and troubleshoot complex Windows OS and enterprise configurations.

Own the full sales cycle for enterprise accounts across the US: prospect, build pipeline, engage C-level security and DevSecOps leaders, map product to business outcomes, and close complex multi-stakeholder deals while collaborating with sales, marketing, and customer success.