Top Fintech Cybersecurity Jobs

Paid, onsite summer cybersecurity and information security internship supporting project-based assignments at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Interns work 40 hours weekly for 10–12 weeks, analyze data, communicate findings, present information, and collaborate with internal stakeholders. Applicants must be current students graduating December 2027 or later, meet GPA requirements, and be authorized to work in the United States without visa sponsorship.

Leads and scales Capco’s cybersecurity and AI practice for financial services clients. Responsibilities include defining Cyber AI strategy, developing offerings and reference architectures, leading complex security engagements, building executive client relationships, driving business development, closing deals, and developing high-performing teams.

Build internal services and infrastructure that support privacy initiatives and consumer privacy rights. Collaborate with engineering, security, platform, and legal teams to integrate privacy technologies, define privacy architecture, mentor engineers, review implementations, and maintain reliable privacy solutions. The role focuses on responsible data use, governance, data flows, access controls, and reducing privacy risk across Block’s engineering ecosystem.

Build and manage Datadog Cloud SIEM detections, logging pipelines, and detection-as-code workflows for cloud, SaaS, and endpoint telemetry. Develop automation for alert enrichment, triage, containment, and notifications, including AI-assisted SOC capabilities. Support threat hunting, investigations, incident response, and on-call operations while measuring detection coverage, false positives, and automation effectiveness.

Own and mature the company’s DevSecOps and cloud security function. Responsibilities include implementing SOC 2 controls, automating compliance evidence, managing cloud security posture and runtime security, embedding security gates into CI/CD, leading vulnerability remediation, developing auto-remediation and AI-assisted workflows, and securing infrastructure through Terraform and policy-as-code. The role also partners with GRC and corporate security teams while building reusable security tooling and developer-platform guardrails.

Monitors and investigates security events and alerts across SIEM, IDS/IPS, malware prevention, and system-log sources. The analyst detects and analyzes threats, responds to incidents, remediates or escalates issues, coordinates with business and technology teams, maintains case records, monitors security-product tickets, and develops documentation, reports, procedures, and security-control expertise.

Own the multi-year technical strategy and architecture for Coinbase’s enterprise IAM platform spanning human, AI agent, service, and workload identities. Drive adoption across 700+ systems, establish authentication and authorization standards, lead migrations and build-versus-buy decisions, automate audit and regulatory controls, reduce standing privilege, and mentor senior engineering talent. Partner across Security, Compliance, IT, Infrastructure, and product teams while influencing technical direction without direct authority.

Lead fraud strategy and influence business, product, and operational decisions across a rapidly growing identity and risk company. Responsibilities may include advising on fraud trends and attack patterns, translating insights into strategic recommendations, improving fraud prevention operations, partnering cross-functionally, engaging executive stakeholders, representing the company through industry thought leadership, and defining best practices for fraud, identity, and risk management.

Drive application security by running SAST/SCA, threat modeling, vulnerability management, and remediation. Advise on secure architecture, train engineers, support pentests/bug bounties, and administer AWS Control Tower and IAM. Innovate with AI to improve AppSec tooling and practices.

Own technology compliance and security operations across AI governance, SOC 2, risk assessments, incident response, business continuity, vulnerability management, access reviews, and penetration testing. Manage client security questionnaires, vendor assessments, third-party risk, and audit coordination while monitoring security tools and coordinating remediation with engineering. Advise clients, auditors, regulators, legal teams, and compliance stakeholders on technical security matters.