Top Cyber Security Jobs in San Diego, CA

The Senior Reverse Engineer will analyze vulnerabilities, reverse engineer software/firmware, develop automated tools, and work on exploit development for national security projects.

Lead data and technology advisory engagements for pharma and biotech, managing projects and client relationships while integrating advanced analytics and scientific expertise.

As a Senior Associate in the Digital Assets team, you will provide assurance services over clients' digital environments, focusing on cybersecurity and emerging technologies while building client relationships and mentoring junior staff.

Sell enterprise SaaS cybersecurity solutions by generating new business through account and territory planning, prospect research, and field-based sales. Build C-suite relationships, orchestrate cross-functional account strategies, advise customers on IT roadmaps and AI integration, and bring in specialists to close and scale deals.

Lead platform cybersecurity for X-Bat across aircraft, mission systems, networks, ground systems, and support infrastructure. Define security architecture and requirements, drive RMF/STIG compliance, vulnerability management, and accreditation, and coordinate cross-functional integration and testing to ensure mission resilience and fielding readiness.

Design and harden on-device security for Specs including permissions, sandboxing, secure IPC, and trusted execution. Build privacy and integrity controls for on-device AI, improve fuzzing and automated security testing, conduct threat modeling, vulnerability assessment, and secure code review across OS, firmware, services, and device-cloud surfaces.

Design, build and run cloud-native identity and CIAM services using TypeScript, React and AWS. Implement secure, tested microservices and SPAs, drive CI/CD and architecture, mentor peers, integrate third-party identity platforms and collaborate with security and enterprise teams.

Lead design, deployment, integration, and validation of deception and detection technologies for a U.S. Navy cyber pilot. Responsibilities include platform installation and scaling, SIEM/SOAR/EDR integrations, enclave and hybrid-cloud architecture, DevSecOps automation, compliance mapping (RMF/STIGs), forensic analysis, testing and adversary simulation, and training/mentorship of operators and engineers.

The Infrastructure & Security Engineer is responsible for security architecture and compliance, managing identity, secrets, and trust boundaries in manufacturing software across various environments. Duties include driving FedRAMP and ITAR readiness, defining compliance topology, and influencing architectural decisions. Collaboration with cloud infrastructure and devops teams is key to ensuring security and operability.

Lead end-to-end third-party risk management across vendor lifecycle, review vendor security evidence and contracts, assess supply-chain and AI vendor risks, ensure consistent scoring and escalation, and support enterprise risk register operations and executive reporting.