Top Entry Level Cybersecurity Jobs in Atlanta, GA

Enterprise Account Executive role focused on enterprise sales responsibilities. The provided description contains no specific duties, qualifications, compensation, travel, or clearance requirements.

Prospect, qualify, and close B2B cybersecurity software opportunities through outbound calls, email, LinkedIn, virtual meetings, demos, and presentations. Build pipeline across North America, engage IT and security stakeholders, maintain CRM data and forecasts, partner with technical teams, and exceed sales quotas in a high-activity inside sales environment.

Monitors security events in a 24x7 SOC, triages alerts, investigates suspicious activity, analyzes logs and endpoint data, documents findings, creates incident tickets, collects initial evidence, and escalates confirmed threats. Requires cybersecurity fundamentals, familiarity with SIEM and EDR tools, strong written communication, and the ability to maintain focus during high alert volumes.

Implements, configures, and maintains cybersecurity, networking, and cloud technologies for clients. Assesses environments against security frameworks, administers networks, monitors events, investigates suspicious activity, develops SIEM detections, troubleshoots technical issues, documents procedures, and supports client projects. The role collaborates with SOC and other teams while delivering secure solutions and client-facing managed security services.

The Software Engineer - AI Systems will design and implement systems to coordinate LLMs, build testable software stacks, conduct research, and collaborate with team members to create AI-powered security solutions.

Owns day-to-day database operations and backup/recovery for a large multi-account AWS environment. Maintains RDS, Aurora, and self-managed databases, validates backup restoration, executes disaster-recovery runbooks, and collaborates with infrastructure, security, Kubernetes, networking, and cloud architecture teams. Supports escalations from a 24x7 monitoring team and helps advance managed services and Cloud Center of Excellence capabilities.

Own federal and B2B business development for cybersecurity products and managed services. Identify and qualify government opportunities, build relationships with agencies and Federal System Integrators, shape requirements, develop partnerships, manage pipeline, and support capture and proposal activities. Use knowledge of FedRAMP, ATO/RMF, FISMA, GRC, and federal acquisition processes to position solutions across FedCiv and DoD/IC markets.

Deploy and support enterprise security products in customer environments. Troubleshoot issues using logs, HAR files, and configurations; document root causes; escalate effectively to engineering; support customer onboarding; maintain technical documentation; improve deployment processes; and share field insights with product, Customer Success, Solutions Architecture, and QA teams.

Support partner sales opportunities through discovery calls, product demonstrations, technical responses, solution scoping, project planning, proof-of-concept coordination, RFI/RFP responses, and security questionnaires. Collaborate with sales, professional services, product, engineering, and delivery teams while building partner relationships and developing expertise in fraud prevention and financial crime solutions.

Own a territory and generate, develop, and close net-new enterprise cybersecurity business. Build outbound pipeline, engage CISOs and senior technology leaders, manage complex multi-stakeholder sales cycles, coordinate technical evaluations with Solutions Engineering, and drive procurement through close. Maintain territory strategies, forecasting, qualification, and pipeline discipline while using methodologies such as MEDDPICC. Experience selling enterprise software or cybersecurity solutions and consistently exceeding quota is strongly valued.