Top Entry Level Cybersecurity Cybersecurity Jobs

Owns and drives the Risk Management Framework process for assigned systems, maintaining SSPs, ATO packages, POA&Ms, control evidence, and continuous monitoring documentation. Interprets NIST controls and DISA STIGs, coordinates remediation, identifies compliance gaps, supports government assessments, and collaborates with engineers, administrators, assessors, and customers. The role requires strong technical writing, communication, DoD RMF/GRC expertise, and an active TS/SCI clearance with polygraph.

Tenure-track faculty member teaching cyber engineering technology, electronics systems engineering technology, cybersecurity, and computer science. Responsibilities include undergraduate and graduate instruction, hands-on laboratory and project-based learning, scholarly research, student mentoring, external funding development, university service, and industry collaboration. The role focuses on hardware and embedded systems security, IoT, cyber-physical systems, critical infrastructure, and applied cybersecurity for electronic systems.

Talent network opportunity for professionals interested in cybersecurity and related disciplines, including software development, security, product management, sales, marketing, customer success, business operations, and customer support. Candidates should submit a resume and cover letter specifying areas of interest. The company offers fully remote work, flexible hours, unlimited vacation, insurance, and retirement benefits.

Supports cybersecurity pre-sales engineering through customer demos and proof-of-concept engagements. Assists product marketing with technical datasheets, white papers, blogs, videos, and collateral. Researches compliance standards, security frameworks, emerging threats, and attack vectors. Participates in product testing as the voice of the customer. The role is remote and includes training in cloud platforms, Kubernetes, security tools, programming, and security research.

Manage cybersecurity incident response projects from initiation through completion, coordinating DFIR, advisory, IT, legal, HR, clients, and vendors. Responsibilities include project planning, stakeholder communication, risk and issue management, resource allocation, budgets, incident response artifacts, compliance, post-incident reviews, and continuous improvement. The role also supports cybersecurity frameworks, tools, and after-hours rotational coverage for critical incidents.

Monitor and analyze IDS, ADS, firewall, and SIEM alerts in a 24/7 SOC environment. Identify and escalate security incidents, support incident response and mitigation activities, communicate threats to technical teams, and assist with countermeasures. The role also requires customer service, detailed analysis, SLA awareness, and recommendations for improving SOC operations.

Provide post-sales technical leadership for AI security solution deployments across cloud, on-premises, and hybrid environments. Responsibilities include customer onboarding, infrastructure and networking guidance, Docker/Kubernetes integration, troubleshooting, optimization, workshops, training, documentation, and ongoing customer success ownership. Capture customer feedback and collaborate with product, engineering, and research teams to improve the product roadmap.

Design and present Qualys-based cybersecurity solutions for federal enterprise customers. Lead technical presales engagements, proofs of concept, architecture workshops, compliance assessments, and deployment health checks. Advise customers on asset and vulnerability management, patching, threat detection, cloud and application security, and compliance. Partner with sales, product management, marketing, and strategic partners to secure technical wins, influence product roadmaps, enable field teams, and create technical content. Requires at least 30% customer travel.

Develops offensive cyber operations software for denied and adversarial environments across userland, kernel, network, embedded, mobile, and network-device platforms. Responsibilities include CNO capability development, reverse engineering, binary analysis, exploit development, legacy-tool modernization, reproducible build systems, debugging, and low-level work involving compilers, loaders, memory, and runtime behavior. The role requires collaboration with defense and homeland security customers and travel as determined by the customer.

Develop Android and Linux computer network operations capabilities for live systems, working across user and kernel space. Build tools in C/C++ and Python, analyze vulnerabilities, bypass protections, reverse engineer binaries, and implement cryptographic and networking functionality. The role supports national security operations, advises teammates on complex techniques, and uses version control and CI/CD tools.