Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Generate qualified enterprise sales pipeline through outbound email, phone, and LinkedIn prospecting; respond to inbound leads; qualify opportunities; maintain Salesforce CRM hygiene; and partner with Account Executives on account prioritization and handoffs. The role requires credible communication with cybersecurity buyers, resilience, organization across 30+ accounts, and rapid product learning. This is a hybrid Baltimore-based position with a defined path toward Account Executive or Account Manager roles.

Provides administrative, operational, and program-management support for U.S. Army and Department of Defense missions. Tracks schedules, milestones, deliverables, risks, dependencies, and action items; prepares reports, briefings, correspondence, meeting minutes, and program documentation; coordinates stakeholders and meetings; maintains controlled records and trackers; analyzes program, financial, staffing, and performance data; and supports cybersecurity compliance activities, including RMF documentation and POA&M tracking.

General application for CMMC cybersecurity professionals supporting Defense Industrial Base organizations. Responsibilities may include CUI boundary determination, CMMC gap analyses, compliance remediation, technical solution development, SSP creation, policy and procedure support, risk discussions, and security infrastructure administration. Typical roles include CCP, CCA, and LCCA assessors serving as consultants or certified assessment professionals. Positions are generally remote with occasional client travel.

Provides frontline Tier 1 IT support to federal and DoD-aligned end users through phone, chat, and service portals. Responsibilities include password resets, account provisioning, MFA and SSO support, ticket triage, incident documentation, basic workstation and connectivity troubleshooting, ticket tracking, SLA adherence, and escalation to higher-tier teams. The role is fully remote and requires clear communication, adherence to SOPs, and an active Secret clearance supported by a Tier 3 background investigation.

Develops offensive cyber operations software for denied and adversarial environments across userland, kernel, network, embedded, mobile, and network-device platforms. Responsibilities include CNO capability development, reverse engineering, binary analysis, exploit development, legacy-tool modernization, reproducible build systems, debugging, and low-level work involving compilers, loaders, memory, and runtime behavior. The role requires collaboration with defense and homeland security customers and travel as determined by the customer.

Process U.S. and international payroll, answer employee payroll questions, audit pay data, maintain confidential records, support onboarding and offboarding, handle adjustments and off-cycle payments, assist with compliance and year-end activities, and improve payroll processes. The role partners with People and Finance teams to resolve discrepancies and maintain accurate payroll and HRIS data.

Provides customer-facing technical support for complex clustered software deployments. Responsibilities include configuring and maintaining production systems, troubleshooting Linux and endpoint environments, resolving installation and connectivity issues, training customers on the product UI, reproducing defects, validating procedures, and collaborating with Sales, Engineering, QA, and Customer Engineering teams.

Designs, prototypes, integrates, troubleshoots, and tests embedded electronic systems for unmanned and autonomous platforms. Responsibilities span architecture, component selection, schematic and PCB development, firmware integration, board bring-up, sensor and communications integration, and system testing. The role supports flight-control hardware, avionics, imaging systems, and mission-critical platforms while collaborating with software, mechanical, autonomy, and systems engineers.

Own the full enterprise sales cycle for Cyolo’s secure access and connectivity solutions across industrial and enterprise environments. Responsibilities include territory planning, outbound prospecting, partner development, technical discovery, solution alignment, negotiation, forecasting, and closing complex $20K–$1M+ opportunities. The role engages security, networking, infrastructure, OT, procurement, and executive stakeholders, while collaborating with internal teams and channel partners to acquire, expand, and retain customers.

Reviews and processes LSAC fee waiver applications, verifies documentation, maintains applicant records, tracks approvals, communicates with applicants and stakeholders, prepares notices and reports, and supports audits, quality assurance, compliance, and related administrative projects.