Top Fintech Cybersecurity Jobs

Conduct forensic acquisition and analysis of computers, mobile devices, cloud accounts, and removable media for investigations, incident response, fraud, insider threat, eDiscovery, and legal matters. Maintain chain of custody, analyze digital artifacts, write technical and court-ready reports, provide testimony, and help review junior examiners’ work. The role requires strong forensic tool proficiency, knowledge of major operating systems, evidence handling expertise, and clear communication.

Supports Cybersecurity National Examination Team initiatives through project management, administrative coordination, cybersecurity awareness materials, emerging-risk research, market intelligence, and participation in examination meetings and debriefs. The intern will work on process improvements and research projects while developing exposure to bank supervision and regulation.

The Vice President of Information Security will develop security strategies, conduct assessments and audits, identify vulnerabilities, integrate controls into business processes, monitor emerging threats, lead incident response, and promote security awareness. The role also involves overseeing full-stack development capabilities, AI-assisted coding, database management, API integrations, and DevOps practices.

Own and ship production components of Baselayer’s KYA cryptographic identity substrate, including credential issuance, JWS and Web Bot Auth verification, revocation, Merkle audit logs, Passport accounts, operator integrations, and wire-format standards. Build across Python and Go services using asynchronous infrastructure, PostgreSQL, cloud runtimes, and edge verification systems while ensuring cryptographic correctness, identity integrity, observability, and migration safety.

Lead secure AI program management across identity, access, network, and data security teams. Establish governance, KPIs, operational rhythms, executive communications, risk management, and cross-functional execution. Analyze AI security risks, support responsible AI adoption, improve cybersecurity workflows, and coordinate leadership planning and engagement initiatives.

Lead and scale 24/7 SecOps and cyber defense across US, UK, and EMEA. Manage SOC analysts and incident responders, handle high-severity incidents, design and tune detections, perform forensics and threat hunting, build SOAR automation, and run adversarial testing and readiness exercises while partnering with cross-functional teams.

Own end-to-end detection engineering in Datadog Cloud SIEM, including log onboarding, rule development, testing, tuning, MITRE ATT&CK mapping, and detections-as-code. Build AI-powered automation for validation, triage, and threat hunting; investigate incidents; develop response capabilities; and report coverage and performance to security leadership. The role requires independent ownership within a small global security team and involves working in-office three to four days weekly.

Leads global technology operations for mainframe database and network security environments. Oversees engineering teams, vendors, operational support, incident response, security monitoring, audits, roadmaps, governance, transformation projects, and lifecycle management. Drives security changes, troubleshooting, process improvements, automation, documentation, and collaboration with IT and senior leadership. Provides escalation and after-hours support for major incidents while ensuring technology availability, compliance, and alignment with business and architectural objectives.

Leads global technology operations for mainframe database and network security environments. Oversees engineering teams, vendors, roadmaps, transformation delivery, lifecycle support, incident response, security monitoring, audits, governance, and continuous improvement. Provides escalation support during major incidents, manages security changes and deployments, develops policies and standards, drives automation, and communicates operational status to senior leadership.

Supports technology risk and cybersecurity governance by automating Identity Governance processes, maintaining security policies and controls, conducting risk assessments and audits, developing mitigation strategies, monitoring program metrics, and coordinating with Legal, Compliance, Enterprise Risk, auditors, and regulators. The role also helps ensure regulatory compliance and stays current on cybersecurity threats and requirements.