Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Lead and supervise a global team of product cybersecurity assessors to define and execute a cross-project cybersecurity quality strategy, maintain CSMS certification roadmap, ensure compliance with automotive cybersecurity standards, support vulnerability monitoring and incident response, coordinate with engineering and safety teams, conduct audits and assessments, and drive talent development and reporting for program launch readiness.

Responsible for implementing, maintaining, and optimizing security controls, administering security tools, and supporting security operations and compliance initiatives.

Hands-on Cybersecurity Engineer focused on maturing and automating the vulnerability management lifecycle: discovery, validation, triage, remediation tracking, and verification. Validate and deduplicate scanner findings, broaden scanning coverage, integrate SBOM and software inventory, build dashboards and metrics, and drive automation across tooling and processes while prioritizing risk based on exploitability and exposure.

As a Senior Cybersecurity Engineer, you will lead the design and engineering of IAM and endpoint security across a hybrid environment, applying Zero Trust principles and automating security operations while collaborating globally.

The Cybersecurity Analyst will enhance the Human Cyber Risk Management program, manage security awareness initiatives, and ensure compliance with cybersecurity regulations while collaborating across teams.

Serve as a client-facing cybersecurity advisor focused on Identity and Access Management and related domains. Design pragmatic security programs, support sales pursuits, perform requirements gathering, technology selection, demonstrations, and proposal work. Maintain client and partner relationships, drive cross-sell/upsell, support service delivery alignment, and pursue continual professional development and certification. Travel roughly 25%.

Lead design, deployment, and maintenance of advanced security solutions across the environment. Implement and manage SIEM, SOAR, WAF, PAM, firewalls, and gateways; review configurations and architectures; run PoCs; document systems; train and mentor engineers; lead incident response and liaise with GRC for audits and compliance.

The Cybersecurity Analyst III will monitor threats, coordinate responses to incidents, evaluate third-party security, and improve cybersecurity practices within the organization.

Author and classify expert-level cybersecurity prompts, evaluate and annotate model responses for technical accuracy and safe handling of sensitive content, and apply structured guidelines to label prompts and conversations. Part-time role (15–25 hrs/week) requiring strong cybersecurity knowledge, technical writing, and sound security judgment.

Monitor, triage, investigate, and respond to security alerts across endpoints, cloud, and networks. Administer security tools (EDR/XDR, SIEM, Azure Sentinel, PIM/PAM), tune detections, support incident containment and remediation, assist threat hunting and playbook development, and help maintain compliance with CMMC/NIST/DFARS while documenting investigations and collaborating with IT and engineering teams.

Monitor, triage, investigate, and respond to security alerts across endpoints, cloud, and networks. Administer SOC tools (EDR/XDR, SIEM, Azure Sentinel), assist containment and remediation, tune detections, support compliance (CMMC, NIST 800-171, DFARS), and collaborate with IT and engineering to improve security posture.

Monitor, triage, investigate, and respond to security alerts across endpoints, cloud, and networks. Administer SOC tools (EDR/XDR, SIEM, Azure Sentinel), support incident response, threat hunting, detection rule tuning, vulnerability tracking, compliance (CMMC, NIST 800-171, DFARS), and collaborate with IT and engineering to improve security posture.