Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Lead and develop engineering managers across discipline-based communities (frontend, backend, data, AI). Provide technical guidance, set AI-assisted engineering standards, drive department-wide engineering initiatives, partner with product to staff cross-functional teams, ensure operational readiness and long-term codebase health, and own hiring, performance, and onboarding for a 35–50 person organization.

The role is accountable for strategic security leadership across semiconductor engineering environments, guiding teams in security practices while ensuring business efficiency.

Manage critical cybersecurity incidents across on-premises and cloud environments, analyze alerts, coordinate containment and remediation, and produce incident reports. Lead security, privacy, and policy events; improve detection tools, processes, and controls; consult on security initiatives; mentor analysts; collaborate with Cyber Defense, Compliance, Legal, Privacy, and Architecture teams; and participate in on-call duties.

Own and expand Dragos's global strategic partnership with Accenture: set vision and multi-year joint plans, drive co-innovation and GTM execution, enable sales and technical teams, align ecosystems and leadership to grow partner-sourced revenue and embed Dragos capabilities into Accenture services.

Leads cybersecurity compliance and authorization activities for classified information systems across multiple computing domains. Manages RMF Assessment and Authorization processes, security analysis, risk assessments, continuous monitoring, configuration management, audits, incident response, inventory assessments, and compliance documentation. Advises management, customers, suppliers, and government stakeholders while overseeing security requirements and protective mechanisms. The role requires extensive classified-program cybersecurity experience, IAM Level III certification, active TS/SCI clearance, and a counterintelligence or full-scope polygraph.

Leads cybersecurity compliance for classified information systems, including RMF assessment and authorization, continuous monitoring, configuration management, risk assessments, incident response, audits, inventory reviews, and security documentation. Advises management, customers, suppliers, and government stakeholders while ensuring compliance with security policies, standards, and directives across classified computing environments.

Provide cybersecurity incident response leadership for New York City agencies. Responsibilities include designing response policies, conducting tabletop exercises, building detection capabilities, analyzing logs, files, malware, memory, networks, and disks, coordinating high-profile incident response, deploying countermeasures, developing remediation strategies, and improving recovery processes. The role participates in an on-call rotation and may require nights, evenings, and weekends.

Leads Privacy by Design across connected medical devices and supporting systems. Responsibilities include privacy risk assessments, DPIAs, compliance documentation, regulatory evidence, incident investigations, corrective actions, privacy incident response, stakeholder consultation, and alignment with product security engineering. The role mentors professionals and advances privacy governance, training, metrics, and continuous improvement while ensuring compliance with global privacy laws and medical device standards.

Leads Comcast’s enterprise Identity and Access Management engineering and operations strategy. Manages a team of employees and contractors while overseeing the myComcastAccess platform, SailPoint IdentityIQ, Radiant Logic, identity governance, provisioning, certifications, lifecycle management, and application onboarding. Drives modernization, cloud identity, automation, APIs, DevOps, service reliability, compliance, escalations, and continuous improvement. Partners with executives and cross-functional teams, presents roadmaps, and ensures scalable, secure identity solutions and operational readiness, including variable schedules when required.

Provides strategic governance and advisory leadership for information security, cybersecurity risk, and data protection. Responsibilities include developing security policies, assessing and mitigating risks, partnering with technology and organizational leadership, delivering security awareness training, guiding data classification and protection, addressing AI-related threats, and overseeing incident response planning. This is a remote, pro-bono volunteer role requiring approximately 5–6 hours weekly for at least six months.

Leads cybersecurity resiliency for a pharmaceutical manufacturing site, protecting IT, OT, automation, MES, SCADA, PLC, LIMS, and ERP systems. Develops cyber risk strategies, recovery objectives, incident response, disaster recovery, backup testing, ransomware exercises, and regulatory readiness. Partners with engineering, automation, quality, validation, vendors, and leadership to secure manufacturing environments, meet GxP and 21 CFR Part 11 requirements, support audits, report risk metrics, and deliver awareness training.

Leads a large cybersecurity team delivering cyber forensics capabilities for a Government customer. Responsibilities include program execution, customer relationship management, staffing, task prioritization, schedules, financial and performance monitoring, risk mitigation, technical team leadership, talent development, and long-term program growth. The role requires maintaining delivery excellence, aligning operational priorities with mission objectives, and serving as Parsons’ primary customer interface.

Designs, implements, and manages cybersecurity policies, procedures, and compliance controls for databases and software. Conducts cyber risk assessments, evidence reviews, compliance checks, and continuous RMF activities using NIST, FISMA, and DoD frameworks. Develops remediation plans, supports audits and governance activities, and documents security controls. The role requires independent work, coordination with junior staff, cybersecurity certifications, a bachelor's degree, and Secret clearance.

Supports the firm's Information Security department through short- and long-term projects, including security initiative implementation, data input and analysis, process documentation, recordkeeping, meetings, and cross-department collaboration. The intern follows confidentiality requirements, develops business and cybersecurity knowledge, and performs administrative duties under supervision. This is a 10-week, onsite internship for an enrolled undergraduate student entering their sophomore, junior, or senior year.

The role involves implementing cybersecurity strategies, conducting risk assessments, maintaining security compliance, and collaborating with teams to secure cloud infrastructure.

Supports Risk Management Framework compliance, cybersecurity operations, continuous monitoring, vulnerability management, and security audits. Develops and maintains ATO/ATC documentation, POA&Ms, SSP artifacts, risk acceptance memos, and compliance reports in eMASS or government tools. Performs security control assessments, log analysis, PPSM activities, privileged-account validation, metrics reporting, and change-management reviews. Supports DoD and USTRANSCOM cybersecurity requirements, including NIST SP 800-171 and DFARS incident-reporting awareness.

Leads DHS CISA cybersecurity tabletop exercise programs, including planning meetings, scenario development, facilitator and participant materials, staffing, facilitation, documentation, CONOPS, SITMANs, exercise control design, and after-action reports. Provides HSEEP and cybersecurity subject matter expertise, coordinates exercise logistics and resources, and manages stakeholder participation and evaluation activities.

Designs, deploys, and troubleshoots complex enterprise security, cloud, infrastructure, and SaaS solutions in customer environments. Assesses architectures, integrations, risks, and dependencies; resolves technical deployment challenges; and advises customers from presales through production. Develops reusable architectures, integration patterns, tools, and best practices while translating field insights into product improvements. Collaborates with Product, Engineering, Sales Engineering, and Professional Services, and mentors other technical practitioners.

Leads the Cyber Engineering organization supporting NGA cybersecurity services and capabilities. Oversees strategy, technical performance, modernization, solution design, integration, operations, and sustainment of complex enterprise cybersecurity systems. Provides expert guidance, resolves complex technical issues, drives innovation, and communicates recommendations to executive and senior customer stakeholders. Requires extensive DoD or IC cybersecurity experience, cloud transition expertise, RMF and NIST knowledge, leadership experience, and TS/SCI clearance with polygraph eligibility.

Analyzes USAF network activity, vulnerabilities, alerts, incidents, and cyber defense trends. Supports Functional Mission Analysis-Cyber by mapping and protecting Mission-Relevant Terrain in Cyberspace, assessing risks, correlating events, documenting incidents, developing defense strategies, and coordinating recommendations with base and enterprise cyber defense teams.

Supports USAF infrastructure defense through cyber mission analysis, risk assessment, vulnerability analysis, incident investigation, network alert correlation, and cyber defense reporting. Maps and protects mission-relevant cyber terrain, develops defense strategies, monitors classified and unclassified networks, coordinates with cybersecurity stakeholders, and documents or escalates incidents. The role also maintains security databases, supports policy development, and provides recommendations for resolving cyber events.

Cybersecurity interns support penetration testing, vulnerability assessments, cloud security reviews, social engineering exercises, risk assessments, and client cybersecurity advisory engagements. They use industry tools to analyze vulnerabilities, prepare reports, assist with business continuity and incident response planning, develop security documentation, and participate in tabletop exercises and security awareness initiatives. The role is hybrid and includes collaboration with consultants and client-facing project support.

Supports cybersecurity risk identification, remediation planning, system security design, integration, testing, and verification for weapon systems. Performs systems engineering activities including technical planning, requirements management, verification and validation, risk analysis, and stakeholder coordination. The role is full-time onsite in California, requires a Secret clearance at start, U.S. citizenship, and up to 25% travel. Candidates must be completing a bachelor's or master's STEM degree by August 2027, depending on level.

Leads cybersecurity research and development efforts involving offensive cyber, systems security engineering, formal methods, and security software. Develops prototypes, directs technical execution, mentors researchers, strengthens research program delivery, and shares results with customers and industry. Builds customer relationships, supports technical marketing and business development, and leads capture activities to expand national security research opportunities.

Provides cybersecurity advisory, risk management, security planning, incident response coordination, and enterprise program support for Maine executive agencies. Partners with agency leaders, MaineIT teams, vendors, and technical stakeholders to identify security gaps, align initiatives with NIST guidance, improve operational readiness, and strengthen statewide security governance and resilience.