Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Supports cybersecurity across the software development lifecycle for a federal TAK product center. Responsibilities include SOC monitoring, log analysis, threat detection, vulnerability assessments, incident response, threat analysis, security documentation, policy development, and NIST/FISMA compliance assessments. The role requires collaboration with development and site reliability teams, Security+ certification, an active T5 investigation, and willingness to work in a federal or DoD environment.

Own full-cycle recruiting across Engineering, G&A, and GTM; develop sourcing strategies and candidate pipelines; partner with hiring managers on structured interviews and hiring decisions; build recruiting processes, tools, AI workflows, and reporting; lead interviewer training, recruiting metrics, and pipeline visibility while supporting the company’s growth and culture.

Prospect into SMB and mid-market accounts through research-led phone, email, and LinkedIn outreach. Qualify technical and financial buyers, book meetings, build outbound pipeline with Account Executives, and provide feedback to marketing. The representative will learn At-Bay’s MDR, insurance, and product offerings, execute account penetration plans, meet activity and pipeline targets, and communicate cybersecurity value propositions effectively.

Supports public information and Vision Zero communications through graphic design, publication production, outreach, social media updates, proofreading, correspondence, and administrative assistance. Develops brochures, newsletters, flyers, posters, and digital content; coordinates accurate messaging across department platforms; participates in outreach events and emergency activities, including snow and ice control call-outs.

Provides Tier 1 remote and on-site IT support for business clients. Responsibilities include handling support requests, investigating and troubleshooting hardware, software, server, network, and backup issues, meeting SLAs, documenting solutions, assessing client needs, escalating complex problems, and delivering basic technology training. The role requires strong customer service, communication, organizational, and independent problem-solving skills, along with experience supporting Windows, macOS, Microsoft, Google Workspace, and Active Directory environments.

Owns Salesforce Marketing Cloud and Pardot operations, integrations, data governance, audience management, campaign execution, QA, reporting, attribution, and marketing technology optimization. Partners with Marketing, Sales, IT, and RevOps to improve data quality, campaign effectiveness, funnel visibility, compliance, and operational processes. Supports budget tracking, vendor management, documentation, training, and continuous improvement of the marketing technology stack.

Manage and maintain a large-scale Azure government cloud platform across multiple regions and Air Force mission environments. Responsibilities include designing, deploying, securing, monitoring, automating, optimizing, and troubleshooting Azure infrastructure and workloads. The role administers governance, identity, networking, backup, disaster recovery, compliance, and operational processes while collaborating with application, DevOps, and systems teams. Strong documentation, communication, independent work, and active DoD Secret clearance are required.

Analyze telecom expenses, invoices, carrier reports, budgets, forecasts, vendor payments, and project spending. Identify cost-saving opportunities, resolve billing discrepancies and budget variances, verify records for approximately 30,000 mobile devices, and optimize expense-management processes. Prepare reports, dashboards, presentations, and status updates for leadership while supporting procurement forecasting, contract funding analysis, and annual budget activities.

Own the full enterprise sales cycle in the Dallas territory, from prospecting and lead qualification through presentations, negotiation, and closing. Build pipeline, acquire and expand customer accounts, develop partner relationships, and exceed software and services growth targets. The role requires selling cybersecurity software, communicating technical concepts to varied audiences, and closing large enterprise deals ranging from $250,000 to $1,000,000.

Develop and integrate network security software with firewalls, routers, switches, IPS, proxies, and other security devices. Responsibilities include gathering technical requirements, designing integrations, maintaining security-device test labs, assisting development and testing, creating test cases, troubleshooting complex integration issues, and documenting configurations. The role requires expertise in networking and security, packet analysis, major firewall vendors, virtualization, and regular expressions.