Top Remote Cyber Security Jobs in Ann Arbor, MI

Lead North America private sector sales strategy across SMB, mid-market, and enterprise. Build and scale a high-performing sales organization, improve forecasting and pipeline generation, deepen executive relationships, work with channel partners, and collaborate cross-functionally to meet aggressive revenue targets. Travel up to 50% for customer, partner, and industry engagements.

The IAM Engineer is responsible for implementing and enhancing SailPoint ISC/IDN IGA solutions, documenting technical requirements, and leading discussions with stakeholders.

As a Principal DFIR Consultant, lead complex investigations, mentor staff, develop methodologies, and engage in client relationships while ensuring high-quality deliverables and practice development.

Recruit, onboard, enable, and manage channel partners (MSPs/MSSPs/VARs) across territories. Drive partner sales and quota attainment, deliver technical and sales enablement, execute marketing programs, manage deal registrations, communicate product launches, and maintain strategic partner relationships to grow pipeline and revenue.

Own and execute hyperscaler marketplace GTM (AWS, Azure, GCP) and scale a tiered VAR partner program. Drive sell-with and sell-through motions, accelerate partner-led revenue, align joint GTM with Sales and Marketing, enable VARs with Solution Architecture, and design partnership financial models and incentives.

Own technical pre-sales for enterprise AI security: lead discovery, design demos, execute end-to-end POCs, partner with AEs, surface product feedback, and advise customers on complex technical decisions.

The Senior Application Security Engineer ensures the security of systems and data by monitoring vulnerabilities, responding to incidents, and promoting security best practices within the organization.

Design, build, and scale vulnerability management systems across cloud and application environments, automate vulnerability detection, and support offensive security initiatives.

The fellowship provides military spouses and separating service members with cybersecurity training and hands-on experience through projects and vendor training, aimed at enhancing their security skills.

Lead security initiatives by establishing secure development practices, conducting security reviews, as well as managing threat modeling and security assessments.