Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Lead UEBA and SOAR implementation for a Zero Trust initiative, integrating visibility/analytics with automation. Provide Tier 3/4 engineering, perform enclave and network assessments, produce RMF artifacts and manage the ATO lifecycle, interpret DISA STIGs, support assessors, and collaborate with ISSOs and stakeholders to refine processes and ensure system security and compliance.

Lead design and operation of a cloud-native cybersecurity data lakehouse on AWS. Define storage/table formats, partitioning, compute engines (EMR, Athena, Redshift), governance (Lake Formation, IAM), IaC provisioning, cost governance, and capacity planning to support analytics, ML, and security operations.

The role involves architecting cybersecurity solutions, leading technical engagements, and serving as a technical evangelist at industry events, focusing on Application Security and Cloud Security.

The Staff Digital Auditor conducts security assessments of Third Party suppliers, identifies gaps in controls, and communicates findings to business units.

Lead and execute digital technology and cybersecurity audits, develop risk‑based audit programs, report findings, and partner with management on remediation. Apply data analytics, collaborate with cross‑functional teams, and promote continuous improvement and stakeholder engagement across the internal audit function.

Support technology, cybersecurity, privacy, and control audit/advisory engagements and technical assessments. Identify control weaknesses, vulnerabilities, and design gaps; prepare workpapers and reports; communicate findings to leadership; perform readiness, vulnerability, penetration, incident response, and governance/compliance assessments.

Teach and develop project-based undergraduate and advanced courses and labs in cybersecurity, information systems, computer science, or cyber engineering; advise students; participate in student organizations, assessment, accreditation, committees, and professional development while maintaining community and industry relationships.

Lead cybersecurity engineering for medical products by defining security requirements, governance, and vulnerability management. Perform threat modeling, vulnerability scanning, breach response support, and produce security documentation. Collaborate with product teams to prioritize security deliverables and ensure application security throughout the software development lifecycle.

Lead and improve global SOC capabilities by overseeing threat detection, incident response, and SIEM-driven operations. Serve as technical escalation for analysts, develop playbooks and automation, coordinate stakeholders, and use metrics and threat analysis to drive detection and response maturity.

The Cybersecurity Engineer protects assets by managing firewalls, conducting risk assessments, and ensuring network security compliance with industry standards.

Design, build, and maintain security automation workflows (SOAR, scripts) to integrate SIEM, EDR, IAM, ticketing and cloud tools. Automate alert triage, enrichment, containment, reporting, and control validation to reduce analyst workload and improve detection/response for cyber, fraud, and identity incidents. Participate in on-call rotation.

Designs, implements, and maintains on‑premises and cloud cybersecurity infrastructure (Windows/Linux). Deploys AWS services, engineers NDR/EDR/NGFW/IDS solutions, creates architecture diagrams and roadmaps, supports security assessments and authorization, leads technical exchanges, and may lead teams while developing test plans and modernization strategies.

Design, implement, and manage NSA CSfC-compliant secure communications for Data-at-Rest and Data-in-Transit. Create architectures, perform risk/vulnerability assessments, troubleshoot CSfC implementations, produce technical documentation, and collaborate with stakeholders to ensure classified data protection and compliance.

Support USPACOM J6 MPE engineering and integration: translate mission requirements into technical plans, support RMF documentation and POA&M, validate security controls, perform vulnerability and risk analysis, and produce technical briefings and recommendations for stakeholders.

Lead cybersecurity operations for a large DoD program: oversee RMF/eMASS processes, continuous monitoring, vulnerability management, audits (ST&V/CVA/CCRI), policy and ATO support, risk assessments, remediation guidance, and mentor technical staff while coordinating with government leadership and partner agencies.

Design, implement, and manage network security and Palo Alto firewall configurations (including cloud deployments in AWS/GCP/Azure). Monitor traffic and alerts, investigate and respond to incidents, enforce security policies, document changes, and collaborate with IT/security teams to maintain continuous monitoring and compliance.

Lead RMF lifecycle and security authorization efforts (SSP, SAR, POA&M, eMASS) to achieve ATOs; conduct and validate DoD/DON control assessments; manage vulnerability scanning (ACAS/Tenable) and STIG/SRG compliance; implement continuous monitoring dashboards; coordinate with system owners, ISSOs/ISSMs and leadership; advise on governance, process improvements, and training.

Support RMF A&A, risk and vulnerability assessments, compliance tracking, incident handling, and ISCM. Produce and maintain BoE artifacts (STIGs, SCAP, ACAS, Nessus), POAMs, SOPs, and documentation; coordinate with network/system admins and government POCs to remediate findings and maintain authorization records.

Remote DoD SkillBridge internship offering RapidAscent 17-week (or 25-week evening) cybersecurity job-readiness training. Curriculum covers incident response, risk management, threat hunting, product and network security, hands-on simulators, projects, employer networking, and career prep. Includes DOD 8570-compliant training and Security+/CySA+ voucher. Applicants must be active-duty U.S. military eligible for SkillBridge, complete assessments, and register with City University of Seattle.

Lead and execute cybersecurity operations, incident response, detection engineering, threat hunting, and vulnerability management. Manage a small team and SOC/MSSP vendors, implement security controls across cloud, infrastructure, and applications, and leverage AI-assisted tooling and automation to improve triage, investigation, and response.

Lead security architecture and implementation for Gen, writing and reviewing secure code, troubleshooting escalated customer issues, guiding secure design and testing, mentoring engineers, and advising customers on modernization and security best practices.

Monitor systems and networks to identify, evaluate, and remediate cyber threats. Conduct incident investigations, vulnerability assessments, and penetration tests. Enforce security policies, collaborate with IT/business teams, mentor junior analysts, and participate in cybersecurity training and incident response.

Lead RMF accreditation for Navy mission systems including ATO activities, vulnerability management, continuous monitoring, and security engineering. Develop RMF artifacts (SSPs, SARs, POA&Ms), perform ACAS/Nessus scans and STIG checklist work, remediate vulnerabilities, manage authorization packages, maintain golden images and VMs, and coordinate with Navy AOs, SCAs, ISSMs, and program managers.

Designs and implements advanced network, endpoint, and identity security solutions. Secures Agentic and Generative AI workflows, conducts assessments, automates controls, manages encryption and DLP, integrates security into SDLC, and produces technical documentation and remediation recommendations.

Build and operate production-grade agentic AI systems for cloud security and governance: design LLM-powered agents, RAG pipelines, integrate with cloud/SaaS security tools (SIEM, CNAPP/CSPM/SSPM), implement Security-as-Code/Policy-as-Code, contribute to shared AI infrastructure, and ensure secure, auditable AI operations.