Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Lead end-to-end technical cybersecurity assessments across enterprise, cloud, and public-sector environments. Evaluate technical controls, review configurations and artifacts, map findings to risk and business context, produce prioritized reports, present to stakeholders, mentor junior assessors, and improve assessment methodology and tooling.

Support and execute cybersecurity GRC program activities: implement policies and controls aligned to ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIST; identify and prioritize risks; support audits and evidence collection; validate controls; develop GRC metrics and reporting; collaborate with IT, OT, Engineering, Legal and PMO; assist remediation and automation efforts; and promote security awareness and continuous improvement.

The Associate Cybersecurity Analyst supports GMF's Cybersecurity Program by managing risk, validating controls, enhancing processes, and reporting to stakeholders.

The Cybersecurity Software Developer will participate in software design, development, and troubleshooting, focusing on improving client application efficiency and supporting production systems.

Develop production-grade software for a satellite communication system, focusing on cybersecurity and cryptography. Implement cryptographic modules, defensive programming techniques, and lead ground software development.

As a Cybersecurity Software Engineer, you will enhance product security for firmware, software, and server infrastructure. You'll implement security best practices and tools, manage secrets, and perform code reviews while collaborating with engineering teams.

As a Cybersecurity Engineer, you will protect sensitive data, conduct vulnerability scans, perform incident responses, and advise clients on security measures.

Teach cybersecurity courses, develop and assess curriculum, hold office hours, support student success and retention, engage with industry partners, maintain professional development, and contribute to college service and administrative responsibilities.

Manage technical delivery of cyber range engagements: coordinate environments, lead exercise planning and execution, support AI agent training/validation, liaise between customers and Professional Services, document outcomes, and maintain customer relationships. Travel up to 25%.

Lead RMF efforts to achieve/renew ATOs for platform IT systems, develop and review A&A documentation, analyze system scans (SCAP/ACAS), ensure STIG/SRG compliance, identify vulnerabilities in software/hardware/architecture, advise DoD customers, mentor team members, and present findings to decision makers.

Lead cybersecurity and resilience engagements, develop assessment standards and measurement approaches, consult with government and industry partners, conduct applied research, produce technical guidance and training, and mentor teammates while supporting operational capabilities and community outreach.

Lead customer engagements and projects to assess and improve cybersecurity and operational resilience. Develop standards, measurement approaches, guidance, and training; conduct applied research; mentor staff; present findings to stakeholders; support transition of solutions to industry, government, and military partners.

Advise a Balkan host nation on cybersecurity governance, policy, and institutional capacity building. Assess regulations and operations, recommend reforms, develop and manage a Performance Monitoring Framework, collect and report M&E data, coordinate with U.S. Embassy and interagency partners, mentor stakeholders, and support national-level cyber strategy and defense processes.

Manage and grow a Cybersecurity Clinic connecting student cohorts with community clients. Develop partnerships, coordinate student engagement, track projects, create repeatable systems, assess learning outcomes, collect client feedback, and report program impact while collaborating across departments and supporting student professionalism.

The Manager of Cybersecurity Operations at Hillwood leads cybersecurity initiatives, manages incident responses, and develops team capabilities while ensuring compliance with frameworks like NIST CSF.

As an Associate Cybersecurity Engineer, you will focus on securing systems by identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities, implementing security solutions, and collaborating with teams on security measures.

The Cybersecurity Engineer will support critical missions, ensuring cybersecurity protections and compliance, collaborating effectively with team members, and conducting forensic examinations as needed.

This role involves leading red team cybersecurity efforts to evaluate and improve the security posture of the Federal Reserve System through advanced attack simulations and vulnerability assessments.

The role involves leading cybersecurity workstreams for clients, providing expert recommendations, developing junior team members, and fostering client relationships while ensuring alignment of cybersecurity strategies with client goals.

Lead installation, configuration, integration, and training for Forcepoint COTS cyber products. Provide on-site support, troubleshooting, upgrades, and technical documentation. Architect REST API integrations with SIEM/SOAR/IdP/cloud services, mentor junior engineers, serve as trusted advisor to customers and sales, and relay product feedback to influence the roadmap.

Provide cybersecurity engineering support for system authorization and compliance, applying RMF and NIST 800-53 controls for cloud environments (FedRAMP IL5 GovCloud). Serve as SME for Authorization to Operate (ATO) efforts, assess vulnerabilities, brief senior leadership, collaborate with government stakeholders (ISSM/COR/PMO), and maintain continuous audit readiness for DoD deployments.

Senior cybersecurity engineer responsible for designing and operating enterprise security controls, performing assessments and incident response, supporting RMF/NIST compliance, integrating security across on-premises and cloud (Azure/AWS), conducting vulnerability management and threat hunting, and guiding engineering teams through secure architecture and deployment.

Lead cybersecurity engineering for DoD satellite ground systems and hybrid cloud environments. Implement RMF, manage A&A/POA&Ms, oversee continuous monitoring, vulnerability management, Zero Trust, and defensive cyber operations while coordinating across engineering, software, sustainment, and operations teams to maintain accreditation and mission readiness.

Design, integrate, assess, and mature cybersecurity solutions across mission systems and lab/test environments. Translate NIST/RMF requirements into technical designs, perform vulnerability assessments and remediation (Tenable/SCAP/STIG/ACAS), support secure system integration and hardening (Linux/bash), produce RMF authorization artifacts, and collaborate with engineers and ISSMs to validate security controls for deployment and testing.

Lead and execute cybersecurity strategy and risk management for federal systems, embedding secure design and controls, overseeing incident response, ensuring federal compliance and audits, and advising leadership on risk posture and remediation.