Top Cybersecurity Jobs

The DoD SkillBridge Internship offers active-duty military members IT and cybersecurity training, certifications, and networking opportunities to prepare for civilian careers in IT.

Provide strategic guidance and advice in Cyber/Intelligence planning, assess capabilities, identify gaps, and enhance operations for military intelligence.

The Solutions Engineer will assist Mid-market and SMB Sales teams in pre-sales activities, deliver product demonstrations, manage technical evaluations, and collaborate on product improvements.

The Technical Manager will lead the Cyber Risk Management team, overseeing project development and management, customer interactions, and strategic planning for risk and resilience in alignment with DOD challenges.

Lead global operational strategy for cybersecurity compliance across cloud, software, and on-prem portfolios. Drive EU CRA compliance, align with Product and Sales, manage budgeting, forecasting, and vendor relationships, and accelerate AI-enabled automation to improve compliance speed, accuracy, and customer trust.

The Foreign Investment Risk Analyst evaluates risks associated with foreign investment in telecommunications, coordinating with DoD and other government stakeholders to provide detailed risk analyses and recommendations.

Lead risk-based IT audits across cloud, datacenter, infrastructure, security, networking, and software engineering. Assess controls, identify gaps, draft reports, coordinate with stakeholders and external auditors, and follow up on remediation.

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.

The Senior Cybersecurity Engineer will design, implement, and manage security solutions, conduct risk assessments and threat responses, and collaborate on security architecture and compliance efforts for enterprise systems.

Lead and scale Capcos Cyber + AI practice: define strategy and offerings, win and deliver complex cybersecurity and AI-enabled security programs, manage client relationships, drive pursuits and revenue, and mentor and grow teams.

Lead and scale Comcast's SOC, incident response, threat hunting, and detection engineering. Serve as senior incident commander for high-severity events, partner with engineering to build security tools and pipelines, drive detection strategy and continuous improvement, own metrics and executive reporting, manage vendor/partner relationships, and provide leadership for workforce planning and performance management across cyber operations.

Provide customer and channel training/support for networking and cybersecurity products, author technical documentation, develop demos and validation tests, perform competitive analysis and use cases, contribute to proposals and product specs, and participate in sales, marketing, and industry events. Travel ~25%.

Manage and grow a portfolio of existing enterprise and mid-market customers, driving upsell and cross-sell revenue. Build trusted relationships with CISOs and security leaders, develop account plans, collaborate with partners and technical experts, present Darktrace AI-driven security solutions, and represent the company at events.

Support and evaluate cybersecurity for classified systems (JWICS): develop documentation, conduct risk/vulnerability assessments and audits, maintain Body of Evidence, advise ISSM, and recommend protections for classified and unclassified information.

Participate in the Nightwing Military Program focusing on cybersecurity and gaining professional experience through various training and project management tasks.

Lead and manage a technical cybersecurity team supporting DOE energy-sector programs. Provide advisory and technical support on cyber preparedness, policy, threat analysis, governance, and public-private partnerships; coordinate with federal agencies, industry, and national labs; identify issues and recommend resolutions; prepare briefings and reports; manage multiple projects and collaborate across teams.

The role involves managing meetings, assessing cybersecurity risks, coordinating with stakeholders, and supporting strategic DoD initiatives. It requires extensive expertise in cybersecurity governance and risk management.

The TPRM Capability Lead oversees the TPRM program, ensuring governance, risk assessment, and compliance with policies and regulations, while partnering with various stakeholders to manage third party risks effectively.

Conduct comprehensive cybersecurity assessments of suppliers and their cloud environments, identify risks and remediation plans, perform onsite/virtual fieldwork, communicate findings to senior stakeholders, and recommend process and monitoring improvements to strengthen supplier risk posture.

Lead and deliver large-scale Identity and Access Management (IAM) projects, design and implement IAM strategies, advise clients, build and coach high-performing teams, apply advanced technologies and DevOps practices, ensure regulatory and industry standard alignment, and drive operational and security improvements.

Lead and coordinate cyber incident response efforts, perform digital and network forensics, conduct vulnerability assessments, design secure architectures, mentor teams, and collaborate with clients to mitigate threats and improve cybersecurity posture.

Lead and deliver identity and access management (IAM) engagements: design and implement IAM/PAM solutions, use IAM products, analyze complex problems, mentor team members, maintain high-quality deliverables, and build client relationships.

Lead PKI implementation and data protection projects, advise clients on privacy laws and compliance, conduct privacy impact assessments, develop privacy policies, manage project planning and budgets, coach and mentor teams, collaborate on breach response and cross-functional cybersecurity initiatives, and review legal documents to support compliance.

Design, implement, and optimize secure, resilient network and server-room infrastructures; translate cybersecurity requirements into system architecture; produce ATO documentation and POAMs; create network routing and hardware diagrams; design room and rack infrastructure; evaluate technologies and vendors; support troubleshooting and incident response; collaborate on cloud and hybrid networking and GCS network architecture.

Lead design and implementation of secure-by-default infrastructure: build IaC modules, CI/CD templates, policy-as-code guardrails, and platform security tooling. Embed pipeline and supply-chain security, enforce least-privilege identity, operate defenses as self-service products, review high-risk designs, and set technical direction while mentoring engineers.