Top Cybersecurity Jobs

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

The Manager of Offensive Security leads analysis and improvement of defenses against cyber threats, managing threat detection, engineering solutions, and fostering collaboration between teams.

Design and implement scalable zero trust and secure access architectures across complex hybrid networks. Conduct deep analysis of network access paths, author reusable reference architectures, implement mesh VPN and identity-aware proxy solutions, automate deployments with IaC and CI/CD, collaborate cross-functionally, drive governance and metrics, mentor engineers, and participate in incident response and remediation.

Lead security enablement and automation for enterprise application onboarding. Design authentication/authorization patterns (SAML, OAuth2, OIDC), build automation, reusable tools/APIs, and self-service workflows. Partner with application and product teams to ensure secure integrations, perform risk assessments, enforce compliance, and mentor junior engineers.

Support RMF/ATO activities: produce and maintain system security documentation (SSP, STCM, POA&M) using eMASS and Microsoft tools, install and manage cybersecurity tools, perform security control assessments and continuous monitoring, manage vulnerabilities, and coordinate with stakeholders and oversight organizations.

The Cybersecurity Specialist I manages cybersecurity compliance, implements risk assessments, and provides security oversight within a defense and security context.

Lead cross-functional cybersecurity programs to reduce enterprise risk from frontier AI models. Drive planning through execution, prioritize vulnerabilities, expand WAF coverage, enable AI-driven testing and automated patching, strengthen identity controls and telemetry, escalate risks, provide executive reporting, and coordinate remediation across technology, product, operations, and business stakeholders.

Lead implementation and maturation of security and privacy controls across SDLC, cloud, and infrastructure. Perform secure code reviews, threat assessments, vulnerability management, and cloud security work. Embed security into CI/CD and IaC, develop automation and KPIs, analyze security telemetry, communicate risk to stakeholders, and mentor team members to drive risk-based remediation and secure engineering practices.

Lead design, development, and maintenance of Splunk SOAR playbooks, automations, and custom actions. Integrate SOAR with security tools and cloud platforms, deploy AI-assisted analyst workflows, identify automation opportunities with SOC and incident response teams, mentor analysts, and evaluate emerging AI and security automation trends.

Monitor and analyze security logs to detect, investigate, and report suspicious or risky behavior. Correlate data sources to identify anomalous activity, translate risks into monitoring use cases, support investigations and incident response, mentor other analysts, and communicate corrective actions. Use enterprise AI tools to automate and streamline workflows.

Support security tools and processes for acquisitions; partner with acquisition, IT, and security teams to ensure visibility and compliance; align with enterprise detection strategies; leverage enterprise-approved AI tools to automate tasks and improve workflows.

Lead asset intelligence efforts using the ARMIS platform to ensure accurate enterprise asset discovery, data quality, and network visibility. Collaborate with network, infrastructure, and security teams to troubleshoot discovery gaps, validate inventories, improve data trust, and support governance, risk, and compliance initiatives through clear documentation and operational execution.

Lead global technology and cybersecurity internal audit function: design risk‑based audit plans, execute IT/cyber/data audits (including third‑party work), assess cloud, AI, and resilience controls, ensure regulatory compliance, present findings to executives and audit committee, and lead and develop audit teams across geographies.

The role involves designing and managing PKI and secrets management systems, leading technical teams, and advising on security architecture. Responsibilities include mentoring engineers and ensuring compliance with security standards.

Sell SaaS cybersecurity solutions into education by generating new business, account and territory planning, and building C‑suite relationships. Orchestrate cross-functional teams, act as trusted advisor on IT and AI integration, negotiate deals, achieve sales targets, and support post-sale customer success. Travel up to 50%.

Drive new SaaS license revenue through account and territory planning, prospect research, and field sales. Build C-suite relationships, orchestrate cross-functional account teams, advise customers on IT and cybersecurity roadmaps, identify specialists for deals, and achieve sales targets. Requires up to 50% travel.

Drive new SaaS license revenue by managing pipeline and closing enterprise cybersecurity deals within COCOM/SOF. Evangelize Armis Centrix across on-prem, air-gapped, and cloud-native environments, partner with federal systems integrators, navigate classified procurement/funding cycles, and collaborate with cleared sales engineers to demonstrate technical value.

Enterprise-focused account executive responsible for new business generation of SaaS cybersecurity solutions in the Education vertical. Build C-suite relationships, lead cross-functional account teams, develop account and territory plans, advise customers on IT roadmaps and AI integration, and drive deals to meet sales targets. Up to 50% travel.

Sell SaaS cybersecurity solutions to SLED accounts through account and territory planning, C-suite relationship building, deal negotiation, and cross-functional account orchestration. Act as trusted advisor on IT roadmaps, identify specialists for deals, and achieve new-business revenue targets while traveling up to 50%.

Sell SaaS cybersecurity solutions to new enterprise accounts through account and territory planning, prospect research, field sales, and C‑suite relationship building. Orchestrate cross-functional account strategies, act as trusted advisor on IT/AI roadmaps, and bring specialists into deals to close revenue targets.

Support USCYBERCOM in developing offensive and defensive cyber capabilities. Responsibilities include applying cybersecurity concepts, analyzing information, and coordinating documentation.

Lead ISSE activities to implement DoD/AF RMF, develop and review cybersecurity artifacts, assess controls and gaps, support incident response and threat modeling, use automated tools for compliance, and collaborate with program teams to implement security controls.

Lead cybersecurity operational risk assessments and oversight across technology estate. Evaluate controls, conduct significant event reviews, monitor trends, present findings to senior leaders, and recommend mitigations to strengthen operational resilience.

Build and maintain security-related data pipelines, curated tables, and dashboards; ensure data quality, governance, and lineage; coordinate with engineering and stakeholders; support security reporting, access controls, and monitoring; optimize data models and automate workflows.

Lead design and implementation of hybrid CMMC Level 2 security for cloud and on-premise manufacturing/engineering systems. Partner with non-cyber stakeholders to enable secure workflows, manage SIEM/firewalls/identity/vulnerability tools, produce compliance artifacts (SSPs, RARs, POA&Ms), mentor junior staff, and solve complex network segmentation and OT security challenges.