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Supports cybersecurity regulatory examinations, investigations, certifications, and compliance programs. Coordinates responses to agencies and information requests, interprets technical regulatory requirements, guides technology teams, and integrates controls into continuous monitoring using ServiceNow and a unified data platform. The role also supports privacy program operations, remediation strategies, risk conclusions, stakeholder consensus, and regulatory readiness.

Leads the global cybersecurity incident response, digital forensics, threat intelligence, defense engineering, and SOC programs. Directs complex investigations, containment, remediation, threat hunting, crisis exercises, playbook development, and security operations automation. Partners with legal, privacy, quality, IT, and business leaders on cyber risk and regulatory obligations. Establishes operational metrics, delivers executive reporting, and manages a high-performing global cybersecurity team.

Develops and continually tests cyber defenses for the Starshield satellite network. Responsibilities include threat assessment, countermeasure development, red-team exercises, vulnerability discovery and triage, incident detection and response improvements, and collaboration with security and engineering teams. The role requires hands-on expertise across software, cybersecurity, computer networks, and distributed computing platforms, along with readiness to respond to active threats and obtain a Top Secret clearance.

Conduct cybersecurity and risk consulting engagements, including vulnerability assessments, social engineering exercises, phishing simulations, OSINT research, and penetration testing. Analyze findings, identify risks and control gaps, recommend remediation, prepare reports, and present results to clients. Coordinate engagement activities, monitor budgets and schedules, document work, support business development, mentor junior consultants, and maintain current cybersecurity knowledge and certifications.

Performs cybersecurity consulting engagements involving vulnerability assessments, social engineering exercises, network and cloud testing, risk analysis, remediation recommendations, reporting, and client presentations. Coordinates assigned project activities, monitors scope and budgets, maintains cybersecurity expertise, contributes to service improvements, mentors junior consultants, and supports sales opportunities.

Conducts cybersecurity audits, continuous monitoring, system and network assessments, security control analyses, and government compliance activities. Supports Assessment and Authorization under RMF, security certification testing, risk mitigation, investigations, inspections, and preparation of security documentation and evidence. The role is fully onsite and requires an active Secret clearance, eligibility for Special Access Programs, and occasional travel.

Leads cybersecurity research and innovation strategy, representing Hitachi with industry, government, academic, consortium, and standards organizations. Identifies emerging cybersecurity opportunities, advises R&D and business teams, contributes to research initiatives, prepares recurring reports, and presents findings at conferences and internal forums. The role requires senior-level technical expertise, strategic planning, policy insight, stakeholder management, cross-functional leadership, and collaboration with global teams, including colleagues in Japan.

Tenure-track Professor and anticipated Computer Science Department Chair responsible for academic and strategic leadership, cybersecurity program development, accreditation, curriculum planning, teaching, advising, scholarship, faculty collaboration, and external partnerships. The role requires maintaining ABET accreditation, expanding cybersecurity education and research, supporting student success, managing departmental operations, and teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in multiple modalities.

Leads and scales Presidio’s cybersecurity consulting organization across governance, security architecture, and offensive security. Owns revenue, margins, utilization, backlog, capacity, delivery quality, workforce planning, subcontractor strategy, and service portfolio development. Leads managers and senior consultants, develops repeatable methodologies, oversees strategic client engagements, and partners with Sales and executive stakeholders. Requires extensive cybersecurity consulting leadership, financial accountability, multidisciplinary practice management, and executive communication. Travel up to 30% is required.

Collects and analyzes cybersecurity threat intelligence for operational technology environments. Produces actionable threat reports and briefings, reviews OT logs and alerts for attacks, supports incident response and root cause analysis, identifies protection and detection gaps, assists remediation, and serves as the subject matter expert on OT cybersecurity threats, vulnerabilities, PLCs, and SCADA systems.

Reviews, consolidates, and develops cybersecurity policies with government approval; evaluates IT policies, standards, guidelines, and procedures; provides technical support to programs; balances security and operational needs; and briefs senior management on policy updates and progress.

Leads cybersecurity authorization and risk compliance for classified defense systems. Owns RMF execution, ATO and IATT portfolios, accreditation roadmaps, continuous monitoring, STIG compliance, vulnerability management, evidence automation, and security tooling. Partners with engineering, facilities, industrial security, contracts, and program leadership to secure integrated systems and classified facilities. Oversees incident response, risk acceptance, user access controls, data transfers, government reporting, and security posture metrics.

Cybersecurity interns support managers and staff with departmental projects, reports, operational and administrative tasks, and cybersecurity-related activities under supervision. The role builds knowledge of IT security, risk practices, regulatory examinations, and technology remediation while developing communication, leadership, organization, and multitasking skills. This is an in-person position in Mount Laurel, New Jersey, requiring office attendance up to four days per week.

Leads large-scale identity and access management projects, develops tailored IAM solutions, advises clients, and improves security and operational effectiveness. Builds and coaches high-performing teams, guides project outcomes, ensures alignment with industry standards and regulatory requirements, and applies advanced technologies, Agile methodologies, and DevOps tools. The role requires deep IAM expertise, client engagement management, business process development, and strategic leadership.

Leads cybersecurity architecture strategy and solutions across cloud-based applications and technical domains. Analyzes risk, designs controls, evaluates emerging technologies, and drives automation. Develops security analytics dashboards, data models, pipelines, alerts, and executive reporting while ensuring data quality, traceability, resiliency, and auditability. Partners with vendors, technical teams, and senior business leaders to improve cybersecurity outcomes.

Provides intelligence planning support for cyberspace, information, and electromagnetic warfare operations. Develops intelligence reports and products, coordinates intelligence requirements across disciplines and partner organizations, conducts technical and all-source analysis, profiles cyber threats, and briefs senior leaders. Supports military planning processes, staff actions, situational awareness, and operational decision-making. Requires readiness to support crisis operations outside normal duty hours.

Leads cybersecurity architecture across cloud-based platforms and enterprise systems. Advises teams on technology selection, risk mitigation, secure design patterns, and multi-year roadmaps. Develops reusable cloud coding frameworks and production code, reviews implementations, and drives AI-assisted security validation within software development workflows. Acts as a cybersecurity subject matter expert, communicates with senior leaders, and applies product ownership or management experience to advance strategic security solutions.

Lead cybersecurity operations for U.S. Army C4ISR and distribution systems. Design and operate secure communications networks, conduct security analysis, incident response, event analysis, threat intelligence, risk assessments, and vulnerability assessments. Coordinate cybersecurity certification and accreditation, prepare authorization documentation, support systems engineering, and implement cyber defense solutions. The role requires DoD cybersecurity standards knowledge, network security architecture experience, CISSP certification, and the ability to obtain and maintain a Secret clearance.

Lead product cybersecurity across medical devices, connected technologies, digital solutions, and software. Define security requirements, maintain threat models and risk registers, lead vulnerability and penetration testing, integrate automated security tools, mature secure development practices, support incident response, and provide technical leadership to regulators, customers, auditors, and security researchers. Collaborate across IT, R&D, compliance, and other business teams.

Leads and supervises complex technology audits, including planning, risk assessment, control testing, issue identification, remediation validation, and audit reporting. Oversees multiple concurrent audits and issue validations, coaches junior auditors, manages stakeholder communications, and advises management on cybersecurity, information security, IAM, technology governance, and resiliency risks. Supports enterprise audit initiatives, regulatory compliance, process improvements, and control governance.

Ten-week paid internship supporting vulnerability management and cybersecurity initiatives. Responsibilities include conducting research, analyzing data, contributing to project deliverables, developing recommendations, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and presenting results to leadership. The intern will learn organizational processes and technologies while supporting business objectives, compliance requirements, and member-focused solutions.

Supports the Defense Logistics Agency’s cyber defense mission by analyzing and implementing cybersecurity policies, procedures, and processes. Applies DoD cybersecurity policy requirements and provides specialized expertise across cybersecurity operations. The role requires seven years of cybersecurity policy experience and maintaining CSSP Analyst certification for CERT team members. A DoD Top Secret clearance and eligibility for IT-I Critical Sensitive/Tier 5 are required.

Supports DoD cybersecurity connection approval and risk management activities. Responsibilities include reviewing RMF authorization packages, network connection packages, security agreements, and compliance documentation; maintaining approval databases and metrics; developing SOPs, policies, and governance materials; performing quality assurance; advising stakeholders on cybersecurity risks and DoD/DISA policy; and tracking connection expirations and action items.

Participate in a paid 10-week internship developing secure applications and systems, implementing security controls, identifying vulnerabilities, and creating security automation tools. Collaborate with engineering, security, and platform teams in Agile environments while gaining experience in secure software development, cybersecurity, design, development, and testing. Receive mentorship, coaching, and leadership development throughout the program.

Leads IT governance, cybersecurity risk and compliance, audit readiness, technology integration, and cross-functional planning. Establishes governance frameworks, manages risk assessments and reporting, coordinates audits and remediation, oversees performance metrics, and aligns cybersecurity, infrastructure, data, AI, architecture, and business technology teams. The role also supports budgeting, contracts, workforce planning, change management, executive communications, and board-level reporting.