Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Leads security engineering for SaaS Intelligence, including scalable SaaS application onboarding, connector development, integration validation, testing, quality controls, governance, and incident remediation. Manages engineering delivery, resources, budgets, and stakeholder relationships while developing engineers and enforcing standards for code, APIs, security, AI-assisted workflows, resiliency, and auditability.

Supports infrastructure platforms and capacity processes at scale, ensuring application monitoring, resilience, performance, and security. Partners with application and infrastructure teams to identify capacity risks, govern remediation, and manage complex technical decisions. Requires strong Windows administration, scripting, cloud migration, automation, and infrastructure engineering expertise, along with validated use of enterprise AI tools.

Oversee concurrent PCI DSS assessments, validate scope and documentation, coordinate with QSAs and control owners, identify compliance gaps, guide remediation, and report risk findings. The role requires strong technology risk and controls expertise, project management, stakeholder communication, and knowledge of PCI, IT risk frameworks, regulatory requirements, and technology infrastructure. It also involves applying AI and automation to improve assessment efficiency and risk identification.

Leads cloud security strategy and control design across AWS, Azure, and GCP. Establishes policy-as-code guardrails, secures infrastructure-as-code pipelines, manages cloud risk, and drives automation, governance, audit readiness, incident preparedness, and remediation. Partners with senior stakeholders, oversees security tooling and vendor evaluations, reports control effectiveness, and mentors a matrixed team of security engineers and risk analysts.

Leads firm-wide cloud security and penetration-testing initiatives, defining methodologies, quality standards, and assessment priorities. Directs manual and automated testing across cloud, web, API, infrastructure, thick-client, and mobile applications. Reviews deliverables, communicates threat and vulnerability trends to leadership, supports remediation, drives testing automation, and mentors junior offensive-security professionals.

Leads technology risk and controls for infrastructure platforms by identifying, assessing, reporting, and mitigating operational and compliance risks. Evaluates control effectiveness, manages governance and issue remediation, advises technology process owners, and communicates risk posture to senior stakeholders and regulators. Uses validated enterprise AI capabilities to streamline risk evidence synthesis, control testing, and executive reporting while maintaining security, auditability, and regulatory compliance.

Designs, develops, tests, and troubleshoots scalable security systems using Java and Python. Creates secure production code, contributes to architecture and design artifacts, analyzes data to improve security applications, and supports resilient cloud security platforms. Requires software engineering, system design, application development, testing, SDLC, agile, and security expertise, with AWS and Python preferred.

Designs, implements, and maintains enterprise cloud and infrastructure security solutions. Develops secure production code and automation using Python, Bash, and PowerShell; supports IaC, CI/CD, cloud deployments, vulnerability reduction, security controls, and systems integration across Windows and Linux environments. Collaborates with vendors, technical teams, and business leaders to address security needs and improve security protocols.

Lead technology risk and controls activities across employee and data platforms. Identify, assess, quantify, and mitigate operational, compliance, cybersecurity, and data risks; evaluate control effectiveness; maintain control inventories; manage issues and governance reporting; and advise technology stakeholders, auditors, regulators, and executives. Use authorized AI capabilities to support risk evidence synthesis and reporting while validating outputs for security, auditability, and regulatory compliance.

Owns technology risk and controls management across cybersecurity, data security, resilience, third-party risk, and change management. Translates regulations and standards into control expectations, assesses control effectiveness, leads remediation and audit readiness, and provides executive reporting on risk posture. Partners with technology, business, compliance, audit, and regulatory stakeholders while coaching junior staff and responsibly using authorized AI tools.