Jobs in Cybersecurity

SOC Aanlyst

Monitor security alerts around the clock, separate real threats from false positives in an ocean of logs, and be the first line of defense when attackers try to breach the perimeter.

Security Engineer

Implement security controls and tools across infrastructure, harden systems against attacks, and build defenses that protect the organization without making everyone's job impossible.

DevSecOps Engineer

Embed security into CI/CD pipelines from the start, automate security testing so developers get feedback in minutes not weeks, and prove that security and velocity aren't mutually exclusive.

Security Architect

Design enterprise security strategies and frameworks, make the big decisions on security tooling and approaches, and architect defense-in-depth solutions that actually work when attackers get creative.

IAM Engineer

Manage identity and access management systems, ensure the right people have the right access at the right time, and navigate the nightmare of role-based access control that's never quite granular enough.

Penetration Tester / Ethical Hacker

Think like an attacker to find vulnerabilities before the bad guys do, break into systems legally and document how you did it, and deliver findings that help teams fix issues without crushing morale.

Threat Intelligence Analyst

Track emerging threats and adversary tactics, analyze indicators of compromise, and turn raw threat data into actionable intelligence that helps the security team stay ahead of attackers.

Security Operations Engineer

Build and maintain security infrastructure and SIEM platforms, automate incident response workflows, and ensure security tools actually integrate instead of creating more silos.

Incident Response Engineer

Lead the charge when breaches happen, contain threats before they spread, and conduct post-incident forensics to understand what happened and prevent it from happening again.

Cloud Security Engineer

Secure cloud infrastructure across AWS, Azure, and GCP, implement identity controls and network segmentation in environments where the perimeter dissolved years ago, and ensure DevOps speed doesn't compromise security posture.

Security Project Manager

Lead security initiatives and compliance programs like NIS2, DORA, and GDPR implementations, coordinate across teams to meet regulatory deadlines, and translate security requirements into project plans that actually get delivered.

GRC (Governance, Risk, Compliance) Analyst

Assess security risks and control effectiveness, manage compliance frameworks and audit processes, and create reports that satisfy auditors without drowning everyone in checkbox exercises.

Compliance Manager

Manage regulatory compliance programs across multiple frameworks, coordinate audits and certification processes, and keep the organization aligned with evolving regulations without becoming the department everyone avoids.