Top Cybersecurity Jobs in Boston, MA

Senior Sales Engineer responsible for technical pre-sales, solution architecture, and POCs for enterprise clients. Demonstrates platform capabilities, architects integrations with SASE, firewalls, OSes, APIs, and SIEMs, and collaborates with sales, product, and engineering to drive adoption and inform roadmap. Represents the company at industry events and stays current on cybersecurity, AI compliance, and data governance trends.

Support and maintain GRC programs including data and system classification, vendor security assessments, SOC 2 audit coordination, policy lifecycle management, and remediation of control gaps across technical and business stakeholders.

Design and scope vulnerability management solutions for enterprise customers, translate customer environments into implementation plans, write actionable tickets for engineering, own technical relationships during deployments, and create repeatable scoping practices to reduce forward-deployed engineering.

The Manager will lead the Cybersecurity Policy, Risk & Governance strategy, ensuring compliance with regulations and effective execution of cybersecurity initiatives.

Lead and own major components of DuckDuckGo's privacy technology using Go, Node.js, Python, and Perl. Design and implement privacy features, improve search and AI features without compromising privacy, build tracker-detection features, participate in privacy reviews and audits, and mentor engineers over time.

Own and harden cloud-native security across AWS/EKS and related systems. Triage and remediate scanner findings, embed security checks into CI/CD and PDLC, collaborate with DevOps and engineering, and expand guardrails to make security native to shipping workflows.

The Staff DevOps Engineer will focus on Site Reliability Engineering and work on security practices, vulnerability management, and integrating security into CI/CD processes to ensure robust security across the platform.

Act as a technical liaison during the sales cycle: demo products, perform architecture reviews, support deployment and troubleshooting, inform product roadmap, collaborate with sales/marketing, and build relationships with customers and partners while staying current on industry trends.

Lead and manage DFIR engagements and a 3-5 person forensic team, coordinate with clients and stakeholders, conduct forensic analysis across Windows/Linux and cloud environments, mentor staff, refine IR processes, produce clear incident reports, and provide on-call incident support.

Serve as the primary technical contact for enterprise customers: troubleshoot API integrations, own support tickets end-to-end, support onboarding and implementation, maintain documentation and runbooks, track support metrics, relay product feedback to engineering, and partner with customer success and sales to protect account health and drive renewals.