Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Lead and manage complex federal cybersecurity programs as the primary contractor PM. Oversee project execution, contractor performance, stakeholder communications, transition-in/out activities, and daily operations while ensuring qualified alternates and compliance with contract requirements.

Lead and grow Wavestone's Pittsburgh cybersecurity practice: originate business, advise CISOs, design strategy and large transformation programs (IAM, cloud, SOC, OT/IoT), mentor leaders, and ensure delivery across advisory and operational workstreams.

Operate and secure the Microsoft 365/Azure/Entra ID environment (Conditional Access, PIM, RBAC), manage endpoint security with Defender/Intune and Purview/DLP, administer Cisco routing/switching and VLANs, liaise with managed providers (eSentire and MSP), run security awareness/phishing programs, document standards, and troubleshoot network and security incidents across office and manufacturing environments.

Support product security reviews and scale repeatable, trackable security review processes for market products. Apply secure-by-design and threat modeling, maintain intake/gate workflows and dashboards, create reusable guidance and standards, track risks and mitigations, and operationalize product security processes across engineering and product teams.

The Cybersecurity Consultant leads vulnerability management, supports compliance activities, and monitors security alerts, requiring strong relationship-building and analytical skills.

Lead cybersecurity efforts for a DIA program: develop policies and strategies, design secure architectures, perform threat modeling and risk assessments, oversee testing, vulnerability management, and incident response, coordinate with Government teams, and mentor cybersecurity staff.

The Cybersecurity Senior Manager will lead the development and execution of cybersecurity strategies, manage teams, oversee risk assessments, and ensure compliance while fostering collaboration across IT and business units.

Provide senior cybersecurity engineering and ISSO support for Army PNT acquisition: develop cybersecurity acquisition strategies, manage RMF/eMASS A&A packages, coordinate vulnerability assessments and testing (CTTX, CVI, ACDT, CVPA, AA), review ECPs for configuration management, integrate security into system engineering, draft acquisition documentation, and liaise with stakeholders and cyber authorities.

Lead cybersecurity engineering for mission systems: design, implement, and maintain security controls and tools (SIEM, EDR, firewalls); support incident response, RMF/ATO activities, vulnerability management, audits, and DevSecOps integration to ensure compliance and secure configurations.

Perform reverse engineering and decompilation of web and mobile apps, bypass advanced anti-bot defenses (TLS, HTTP/2/3, WebSockets, DoH), build Python tooling to automate evasion and patching, implement stealthy scraping techniques (headless browser evasion, proxy tunneling), and continuously test and improve extraction tools.

Manage day-to-day security operations, CMMC 2.0 Level 2 compliance, and data privacy programs. Administer Microsoft Purview and Defender, run incident response, maintain SSP/POA&M, support air-gapped security, integrate logging/SIEM, and collaborate across IT, legal, and engineering to enforce security controls and evidence collection.

Implement and maintain CMMC Level 3 and RMF controls; perform NIST-based security assessments and SSP development; conduct vulnerability scanning, patch compliance, and incident response; perform supply chain risk assessments and IS audits; manage POA&Ms, metrics, and KPIs; advise engineers and provide technical guidance to junior cybersecurity staff to support authorization and compliance activities.

Manage federal cybersecurity programs and contracts, lead multidisciplinary security teams, ensure compliance with federal frameworks (RMF, NIST, FISMA, FedRAMP), direct ATO and continuous monitoring, oversee vulnerability management using tools like Tenable/Nessus and Splunk, manage budgets/staffing, support proposals and transitions, and serve as primary government stakeholder interface.

The Cybersecurity Engineer will conduct security assessments, guide clients through FedRAMP compliance, mentor team members, and ensure secure cloud architecture.

The Senior IT Systems Engineer manages cybersecurity architecture, ensuring compliance with NIST standards, designing security solutions, and overseeing network infrastructure management.

Develop custom plugins and integrations for cybersecurity software. Responsibilities include designing data models, implementing processes, and querying big data.

The Cybersecurity Operations Associate is responsible for security tooling operation, incident response, vulnerability management, and automation through scripting, focusing on enhancing security measures.

Lead cyber risk management for client applications, manage POA&M lifecycle, prioritize remediation, perform BIAs, and collaborate with stakeholders. Prepare reports and provide expert support for audits.

The Senior Embedded Cybersecurity Engineer leads cybersecurity efforts in firmware development, managing risks and ensuring compliance with standards while collaborating across teams.

The Cybersecurity Lead/ISSM oversees the security posture for government information systems, ensuring compliance with policies and managing an ISSO team while providing security advice to stakeholders.

The Cybersecurity Systems Engineer will evaluate security of systems, conduct risk assessments, and ensure compliance with security standards. Responsibilities include working with customers and developing architectural models, maintaining security documentation, and implementing secure practices in software development.

Lead the Cybersecurity Operations team to ensure effective security operations, incident response, and manage cybersecurity programs while aligning with business goals.

The OT Cybersecurity Architect defines and governs cybersecurity architecture for operational technology in manufacturing, ensuring resilience against cyber threats while maintaining safety and uptime.

The Principal Cybersecurity Advisor will define and maintain security strategy, communicate complex strategies to executives, and engage in risk management while developing strategic recommendations and investing proposals.

The Cybersecurity Risk Analyst executes the Cybersecurity Program, advises on managing Cybersecurity risks, develops policies, and performs risk assessments, collaborating with business partners.