Top Cybersecurity Jobs in Orlando, FL

Design and build scalable backend systems, data pipelines, and cloud infrastructure. Own CI/CD, containerization, databases, and reliability; collaborate with tech leads to deliver secure, production-grade solutions for startups in a fully remote environment.

Own the full enterprise sales cycle as Voidhawk’s first sales hire, from prospecting and discovery through technical evaluation, negotiation, procurement, and close. Build pipeline independently, establish repeatable sales processes, refine ICP and messaging, maintain CRM discipline, forecast accurately, and provide market feedback to product teams. The role requires selling complex security or technical infrastructure solutions to security, engineering, executive, finance, legal, and procurement stakeholders, while using AI to improve research, outreach, preparation, follow-up, proposals, and CRM workflows.

Drive partner health, product adoption, onboarding, training, and long-term engagement for cybersecurity clients and partners. Provide technical support, prepare partner reviews, document processes, collaborate with GTM and Product teams, and track customer health and KPIs using ChurnZero. The role requires customer-facing technical expertise, security-industry experience, strong communication, analytical skills, and independent remote work capability.

Performs cybersecurity risk assessments, compliance reviews, audits, and RMF/ATO support for federal systems. Identifies vulnerabilities, control gaps, and compliance deficiencies; develops mitigation strategies, remediation reports, risk analyses, and traceability matrices. Coordinates with government stakeholders, auditors, system owners, engineers, and vendors. Maintains cybersecurity policies, evidence, findings, dashboards, and risk records while monitoring remediation and evolving federal requirements. The role may include occasional onsite visits and support for third-party and supply-chain risk management.

Lead RMF execution and authorization efforts for classified cloud and AI-integrated systems. Develop and maintain SSPs, SARs, POA&Ms, and continuous monitoring documentation; assess NIST, DoD, CNSS, FedRAMP, cloud, container, and AI security controls. Conduct architecture reviews, threat modeling, vulnerability assessments, risk analysis, and security control assessments while coordinating with architects, developers, DevSecOps teams, customers, and third-party assessors.

Build and operate a GitOps-based DevSecOps software factory for federal customers. Develop infrastructure and configuration as code, AWS/EKS deployments, Helm charts, Kubernetes integrations, CI/CD pipelines, and automation scripts. Troubleshoot cluster environments, improve security hardening and compliance, contribute to open source, and collaborate through Agile ceremonies. The role requires active Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, substantial Kubernetes and cloud experience, and specific security and Kubernetes certifications.

Own quality engineering for high-throughput payment systems by architecting automated regression, performance, stress, and load testing. Build emulators for external payment systems, integrate quality gates into CI/CD pipelines, validate microservices, event-driven architectures, and databases, and use Prometheus and Grafana for observability. Apply AI-assisted testing, synthetic data generation, and edge-case analysis while mentoring engineers and preventing incidents through telemetry-driven testing and post-mortems.

Supports the full employee lifecycle through HR administration, employee and manager support, onboarding, HRIS maintenance, reporting, compliance documentation, engagement initiatives, performance and compensation processes, policy administration, and HR projects. Independently manages recurring processes, coordinates stakeholders and deadlines, resolves routine HR questions, identifies issues for escalation, and improves HR workflows and employee experiences.

Deploys and optimizes Microsoft Purview data security and compliance solutions for customers. Responsibilities include designing architectures, configuring classification, information protection, DLP and insider risk controls, developing policies and automation, producing compliance reports, integrating Microsoft 365 tools, supporting managed services, assisting pre-sales, and providing technical client delivery, documentation, and knowledge sharing.

Owns the hardware lifecycle for GPU and infrastructure assets, including fleet health monitoring, vendor RMA workflows, firmware and BIOS upgrades, burn-in testing, failure investigation, inventory accuracy, capacity planning, spare-parts strategy, runbook creation, and new platform qualification. The role serves as the technical owner of physical compute platforms and supports high-density GPU infrastructure across sites.