Top Cybersecurity Engineer Jobs

As a Cyber Systems Engineer, you will monitor cyber incidents, implement security systems, conduct risk assessments, and ensure compliance while ensuring national security through engineering solutions.

The Cybersecurity Architect develops and maintains cybersecurity architectures for SOF environments, ensuring compliance with DoD standards and integrating security across systems. Responsibilities include assessing vulnerabilities, designing systems, collaborating with teams, and providing guidance on advanced cybersecurity practices.

The Senior DLP Security Engineer will develop and execute a comprehensive DLP strategy, ensuring data protection through controls implementation, user monitoring, and automation using SecurityDevOps practices.

The Staff Security Engineer will lead security service development, collaborate with platform teams, and ensure infrastructure reliability, while handling cloud and application security.

The Senior Cybersecurity Architect will identify complex security issues, design protection mechanisms, respond to incidents, and train users on security practices, ensuring information system security against cyber threats.

The Cyber Engineering Lead will manage a team focused on enhancing cybersecurity through product evaluation, security operations, and incident management, while collaborating with various teams and stakeholders.

This role involves defining OT cybersecurity strategies, standards, and governance while collaborating with BUs for OT security compliance and project management.

Drive technical implementation of security programs, develop risk identification strategies, automate integrations, and collaborate across teams to enhance security posture.

Lead the deployment of cybersecurity solutions, ensuring security and resilience for systems and networks while managing the latest technologies and compliance standards.

Manage and enhance vulnerability management programs, guide customers, analyze vulnerabilities, and mentor junior engineers, improving security posture.

The Senior Cybersecurity Technologist is responsible for developing, deploying, and supporting enterprise cybersecurity solutions, collaborating with teams to enhance security and reduce risks across the organization.

The InfoSec Systems Engineer provides cybersecurity solutions compliant with RMF, develops assessment documentation, conducts audits, and ensures system security.

Responsible for ensuring compliance with cybersecurity standards in automotive projects, managing cybersecurity requirements, and technical analysis while collaborating with various stakeholders throughout product lifecycle.

The Cyber Engineer will research vulnerabilities, reverse engineer threats, assess application security, and communicate with personnel at all levels.

The Vulnerability Management Analyst identifies and manages security vulnerabilities, conducts scans, analyzes risks, collaborates with teams for remediation, and assesses security posture.

Responsible for building and managing a Privileged Access ecosystem, ensuring security controls, and troubleshooting complex environments while leading delivery and reporting.

The CyberArk Engineer will implement PAM, manage CyberArk solutions, ensure security and optimal performance, troubleshoot systems, and mentor junior staff.