Top Cybersecurity Jobs

As Jailbreaking Lead, you will engineer jailbreaks for frontier AI models, lead red-teaming engagements, mentor team members, and shape the research agenda to address vulnerabilities in AI systems.

The intern will assist in testing cybersecurity processes, conduct research, produce content, and support the cybersecurity team in incident response activities.

The Cybersecurity Engineer will assess cybersecurity architectures, recommend improvements, maintain system security status, and guide engineers while delivering presentations and managing project documentation.

The role involves facilitating data movement across security domains, developing documentation, standardization, and enhancements to content presentation with minimal guidance.

The Senior Reverse Engineer will reverse engineer complex code bases, collaborate with analysts, and perform development tasks while supporting a U.S. Government customer.

The Cybersecurity Operations Researcher conducts analytical studies on risk and security data while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams. Responsibilities include applying cybersecurity knowledge, analyzing network security challenges, and producing technical documentation. The role involves engaging with international stakeholders and delivering training and tools to enhance cybersecurity operations.

The Partner Development Manager will manage strategic partnerships in the federal sector, develop go-to-market strategies, and support government procurement processes while ensuring strong relationships with resellers and system integrators.

Support development and analysis of mobile devices for cyber missions. Work includes mobile OS and Bluetooth analysis, C programming, embedded development, reverse engineering across architectures, and executing CNO/cybersecurity operations in a classified environment.

ARSIEM Corporation offers internship opportunities through the Skillbridge Program for separating military service members, focused on Cybersecurity, Software Development, and Systems Engineering.

Lead and manage the second-line IT SOX/MAR program, integrate IT SOX/MAR with state cybersecurity regulations, liaise with first-, second-, and third-line stakeholders, drive automation and continuous controls assurance using the GRC platform, provide technical guidance, resolve control and scoping issues, and lead/jointly manage team members on compliance and remediation efforts.

Lead cybersecurity strategy and architecture for AI-enabled products across the CCB portfolio. Design reusable cloud-native security frameworks, perform threat modeling and secure design, guide adoption of modern security methods (A2A, API, service mesh, certificate management), and influence cross-functional teams to implement robust, scalable cybersecurity architectures.

Sell Mitiga's runtime security platform to enterprise CISOs and security leaders. Manage end-to-end enterprise sales cycles from prospecting to close, build strategic territory and partner plans, collaborate with solutions engineering and customer success, and maintain accurate CRM records while consistently exceeding revenue targets.

Lead and grow strategic cybersecurity alliances by managing executive relationships, driving partner-sourced pipeline and revenue, executing joint go-to-market initiatives, coordinating events and thought leadership, identifying new partnership opportunities, and collaborating with internal incident response, forensics, sales, and executive teams to position CYPFER as the preferred cyber incident response partner.

Research emerging cybersecurity threats, vulnerabilities, and trends; analyze threat intelligence data; support incident response and forensic investigations; collaborate on security technology development; and stay current with evolving threat intelligence methodologies and tools.

Leads enterprise security engineering and architecture for a federal healthcare modernization program. Oversees ISSO and ISSE teams, ATO and System Security Plan activities, continuous monitoring, Zero Trust compliance, risk and control assessments, vulnerability remediation, application security testing, penetration testing, and federal security compliance. Provides technical direction, stakeholder communication, mentoring, and remediation planning across cloud, DevSecOps, development, testing, integration, and production environments.

Own positioning and messaging for OpenAI’s cybersecurity offerings, including Daybreak, Trusted Access for Cyber, and Codex Security. Build field assets, customer proof, enablement, campaigns, and account-based programs for enterprise security audiences. Translate AI and security capabilities into credible go-to-market narratives, coordinate launches across product and business teams, and maintain accuracy, governance, and customer trust in a sensitive category.

Lead risk-based IT audits across cloud, datacenter, infrastructure, security, networking, and software engineering. Assess controls, identify gaps, draft reports, coordinate with stakeholders and external auditors, and follow up on remediation.

Lead detection, investigation, and response to insider threats for acquisitions. Monitor user activity and logs, perform network and trace analysis, triage alerts, develop playbooks and detection strategies, provide intelligence to acquisitions, drive remediation, educate stakeholders, and serve as escalation point while supporting weekend and in-office schedules.

Lead cybersecurity architect responsible for designing and delivering cloud-native security solutions, threat modeling, secure design reviews, automation and CI/CD integration, vendor evaluations, AI-assisted security validation, driving reuse and controls compliance (e.g., NIST 800-53), and advising stakeholders while fostering communities of practice and inclusion.

Design and implement enterprise cybersecurity architecture for cloud-native applications. Embed security across SDLC and CI/CD, build Python automation for monitoring and remediation, evaluate vendors, lead practice communities, and collaborate with risk and compliance to translate regulatory requirements into technical controls while validating AI-assisted security outputs.

Lead cybersecurity architect responsible for designing and assessing data security controls across cloud and hybrid platforms (Databricks, Snowflake, AWS, GCP). Engage stakeholders, define target technical state, automate remediations, evaluate vendors, lead communities of practice, and drive secure architecture, threat modeling, and risk mitigation for enterprise-scale data platforms.

Investigate security issues from red team and assessment teams, perform root cause analysis, prioritize risk, design and implement technical and procedural mitigations, collaborate with stakeholders, and use enterprise AI tools to accelerate analysis and reporting while validating outputs and ensuring data security.

Lead cybersecurity architecture for cloud-native applications within consumer banking: define target state, assess risks, propose mitigations, drive automation, lead vendor evaluations and communities of practice, and communicate solutions to senior stakeholders.

Lead offensive product security and PSOC teams to run penetration tests, red team exercises, security research, detection and response, bug bounty coordination, and product security incident response. Define offensive services, assessment schedules, security research plans, and operations strategy while managing engineers and cross-functional stakeholder priorities.

Develop and drive enterprise cybersecurity strategy, multi-year roadmaps, portfolio governance, and risk-reduction initiatives. Manage cybersecurity budgets across operational, capital, and professional-services spending. Prepare bi-monthly executive and board reporting that synthesizes cyber posture, threats, vulnerabilities, control gaps, project progress, and remediation risks. Partner with cybersecurity leadership, Finance, technology, risk, and business stakeholders to optimize investments and support risk-informed decision-making.