The Corporate Technical Recruiter manages the full lifecycle recruitment process for technical and corporate roles, partnering with hiring managers to define strategies and attract high-quality talent. This role also involves maintaining an active candidate pipeline, utilizing AI tools for efficiency, and representing the company at various recruiting and networking events.
The Implementation Engineer is responsible for the configuration, deployment, and ongoing support of the Fortress Platform while coordinating with architects and project leaders. They will also lead User Acceptance Testing for new releases and serve as the primary point of contact for client system concerns.
The associate will own defined product projects from research through delivery while collaborating with product managers and engineers. They will also support customer-facing activities such as demos, discovery calls, and pilot programs.
The associate will own defined product projects from research through delivery while collaborating with product managers and engineers. They will also draft user stories, analyze product data, and support customer-facing activities like demos and discovery calls.
The Cyber Data Analyst manages the analytics, reporting, and data-integrity layer of a vulnerability management program to provide trusted metrics for leadership. This role involves designing AI-assisted workflows to detect data defects and building new metrics, algorithms, and dashboards to measure security program performance.
The role involves managing end-to-end vendor contracting, including negotiating commercial terms and ensuring compliance with third-party risk management programs. The associate will collaborate with internal stakeholders to protect contractual interests while maintaining accurate records for audit readiness.
The Senior Site Reliability Engineer is responsible for ensuring the reliability, performance, and scalability of critical systems across AWS and on-premises environments. Key tasks include managing CI/CD pipelines, automating infrastructure provisioning, and leading the transition to containerized deployments.
The specialist will identify and assess cybersecurity incidents, threats, and vulnerabilities by leveraging open-source research and documented procedures. They are also responsible for documenting improved methods, communicating findings to stakeholders, and supporting internal tool testing.
The Senior Cyber Operator serves as a subject matter expert for vulnerability management, overseeing end-to-end execution and acting as a primary liaison to business units. Responsibilities include validating remediation, managing escalated vulnerabilities, governing risk-acceptance cases, and mentoring junior staff.
The Cyber Operator executes daily vulnerability management workflows, including monitoring, triage, remediation coordination, and validation. They also translate technical findings into clear, audit-ready reports for both technical and leadership stakeholders.
The AI Solutions Engineer builds rapid prototypes of AI-enabled tools and automations to solve urgent customer and internal problems. This role involves connecting prototypes to real data, demonstrating solutions to stakeholders, and documenting requirements for hand-off to engineering teams.
The Principal Forward Deployed Engineer works directly with U.S. power utility and government customers to solve urgent cyber and operational risk challenges. This role involves delivering hands-on engineering solutions while converting customer learnings into repeatable, productized capabilities.
The Solutions Engineer bridges product configurations to tailored cybersecurity solutions for government and utility customers. Responsibilities include collaborating with sales and product teams to design, deploy, and demonstrate risk management ecosystems.
