Top Cyber Security Jobs in Detroit, MI

Design and implement security controls across IaaS/PaaS/SaaS, perform risk and vulnerability assessments, collaborate with cloud providers, monitor and respond to incidents, conduct forensics, and support client engagements to improve cloud security posture.

Lead and deliver cybersecurity projects, champion and enforce security best practices across the software organization, and serve as a subject-matter expert for at least one platform, project, or component. Support and communicate standards to engineering teams and participate in hiring/onboarding assessments and pre-employment screening as required.

Lead detection, response, and digital forensics for security incidents. Monitor alerts, perform technical analysis, act as Incident Commander, build automation and runbooks, mentor engineers, and coordinate cross-team investigations and insider threat work.

The role involves leading cloud security strategies, assessing risks, improving security postures, mentoring teams, and driving business growth in cybersecurity at PwC.

Manage client engagements to design and implement secure network architectures while mentoring junior staff and ensuring project success. Foster innovation and continuous improvement in network security practices.

Ensure Rubrik products meet security standards by integrating AppSec into the SDLC, performing automated and manual assessments, threat modeling, hardening applications and deployments, tracking AppSec metrics, and producing security guidance for engineering and operations teams.

Lead federal cloud security and compliance efforts to achieve and sustain ATOs. Implement and automate FedRAMP/IL-5/RMF controls, manage continuous monitoring, coordinate 3PAO audits, drive cloud security architecture, oversee change control/SCRs, and lead incident response and POA&M remediation using AI-enabled automation and monitoring across high-security GovCloud environments.

The role involves leading security initiatives, building security tools, conducting vulnerability assessments, and collaborating with teams to enhance cloud security and risk management.

The Identity Security Manager oversees IAM and PAM programs, ensuring secure access management, lifecycle processes, and compliance with regulations while leading a team and continuous improvement efforts.

The Data Security Engineer will develop and implement data protection strategies, ensuring compliance with regulations like GDPR and HIPAA while securing sensitive data and collaborating with various teams.

Act as the technical presales lead for AI agent and cloud identity security across North America: scope engagements, design and run POCs and architectures across AWS/Azure/GCP, secure non-human and machine identities, create repeatable technical assets, and partner with account teams to close deals.

Lead security enablement and automation for enterprise application onboarding. Design authentication/authorization patterns (SAML, OAuth2, OIDC), build automation, reusable tools/APIs, and self-service workflows. Partner with application and product teams to ensure secure integrations, perform risk assessments, enforce compliance, and mentor junior engineers.

Perform hands-on application and system security assessments: discover and validate vulnerabilities, develop proof-of-concepts and custom tooling, conduct threat modeling and architecture reviews, and communicate clear remediation guidance to clients while contributing to security research.

The Staff Security Engineer will lead technical security initiatives, own architectural security decisions, mentor engineers, and align teams on security strategy while ensuring system integrity and compliance.

The Senior Product Security Engineer will manage security intelligence across platforms, identify vulnerabilities, improve developer tools, and assist incident response teams, focusing on security and fraud in application design.

As a Senior Offensive Security Engineer, you'll assess Huntress' defenses, execute red team engagements, conduct penetration tests, and enhance security protocols while collaborating with internal teams.

As a Sr. Product Security Engineer, you will focus on network security, identifying gaps, architecting solutions, and leading cross-functional security initiatives.

As a Software Engineer in Product Security, you will develop security tooling, build scalable systems, and collaborate with teams to safeguard the security cloud.

Lead design, build, and operation of secure cloud platforms focused on authentication and authorization. Architect access control and policy-driven authorization, develop cloud-native microservices and APIs, implement CI/CD and IaC, ensure observability and logging, mentor engineers, and drive security reviews and remediation.

Design and support IAM solutions using Microsoft Entra ID, develop PowerShell automation, improve IAM processes, and provide guidance to junior engineers.

This intern role in Federal Security Operations focuses on cybersecurity, project tracking, and maintaining relationships with customer stakeholders in a mission-driven environment.

The Staff Product Security Engineer will enhance security in product development, conduct threat modeling, review code, automate processes, and advise on security requirements.

The Senior Security Engineer will design secure development lifecycles, integrate security tools, lead remediation of security issues, and mentor teammates, ensuring systems resilience and security across DraftKings.

Support implementation, enforcement, and monitoring of IT/OT security controls across divisions. Ensure OT firewall baselines, automated patching, and secure configurations. Prepare and support IT/OT/cybersecurity and MAFACT audits, track remediation, develop compliance dashboards and training, and coordinate with global/regional IT and security teams. Role requires cross-functional collaboration and up to 50% travel.

Perform 24/7 SOC monitoring and incident response across networks, endpoints, cloud and SaaS; triage, investigate, and remediate incidents; collaborate with vulnerability management, FedRAMP, and engineering teams; refine detection/playbooks; maintain incident documentation and SOC processes; support FedRAMP-related security and privacy responsibilities and periodic background investigations.