Remote Cybersecurity Engineer Jobs
53 Cybersecurity Engineer jobs available for remote work from home. Apply for positions such as Cybersecurity Engineer – Smart Infrastructure, Cybersecurity Engineer, Cybersecurity Engineer - Cybersecurity Aircraft Team and more! Discover the best work-from-home or hybrid, full- and part-time jobs.
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The Cybersecurity Engineer designs and implements secure IT/OT architectures for mission-critical environments while ensuring compliance with Risk Management Framework standards. They also perform vulnerability assessments, system hardening, and provide technical support throughout the project lifecycle from pre-sales to commissioning.
The Cybersecurity Engineer manages, tunes, and deploys cybersecurity tools such as SIEM and SOAR while guiding security policy decisions. They also lead infrastructure testing, design security defense strategies, and develop automated workflows to enhance organizational security.
The Cybersecurity Engineer will build, test, and support security solutions to protect aircraft systems and aviation technologies. They will collaborate with internal teams and external regulators to identify vulnerabilities, perform testing, and implement security enhancements.
Integrate application security tools into development workflows and support DevSecOps by automating security checks and monitoring vulnerabilities throughout the SDLC. Monitor endpoint security alerts and help assess, enforce, and document security controls for medical devices and related compliance requirements.
Maintain the system’s RMF authorization package, security control evidence, and POA&Ms in eMASS, coordinating remediation with system owners and engineering teams. Assess cloud security impacts, conduct STIG and vulnerability reviews, support continuous monitoring, and integrate security activities into Agile and DevSecOps workflows.
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The role involves designing, implementing, and maintaining complex security systems to protect organizational assets and infrastructure. It also requires continuous monitoring, tuning of security tools, and collaboration with cross-functional teams to ensure effective threat mitigation.
The Senior Cybersecurity Engineer leads end-to-end application onboarding for Identity Governance and Administration services while partnering with architects and product teams. They design holistic integration solutions, define lifecycle processes, and translate requirements into actionable epics and user stories for delivery teams.
The Senior Cybersecurity Engineer will implement and maintain technical security controls in accordance with the NIST Risk Management Framework and support continuous monitoring activities. They will also conduct vulnerability assessments, manage system hardening, and collaborate with technical stakeholders to ensure the operational readiness of mission-critical DoD information systems.
Lead the cybersecurity workstream on complex Tier 1 projects, including architecture, design, configuration, and commissioning. Develop and maintain the execution toolkit, including reference architectures, PowerShell automation scripts, and technical training for regional teams.
The Cybersecurity Engineer II will assist with the administration, maintenance, and security of Windows, cloud, and network infrastructure. They will also perform vulnerability scans, monitor security logs, and support incident response activities under the mentorship of senior engineering staff.
The Cybersecurity Engineer will plan and implement security controls within the SaaS environment and internal IT systems. They will also collaborate with engineering teams to monitor threats, respond to incidents, and ensure effective security logging and auditability.
The Oracle Cybersecurity Engineer will design, implement, and operate security controls across Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and hybrid environments. They will also manage identity and access, lead vulnerability and compliance programs, and respond to security incidents.
The Cybersecurity Engineer will monitor and maintain multiple SIEM environments while collaborating with clients to onboard and support security technologies. Responsibilities include configuring data sources, creating custom content, conducting gap analyses, and automating engineering workflows.
The Cybersecurity Engineer II is responsible for assessing, securing, and integrating technology environments during mergers and acquisitions across the company's national network. This role involves performing hands-on security engineering, threat hunting, and implementing enterprise security controls to ensure compliance with HIPAA and other standards.
The Senior Cybersecurity Engineer will lead threat defense investigations, manage incident response, and design secure architecture across the enterprise technology stack. They will also partner with IT and business leaders to assess risks, implement cybersecurity controls, and automate security workflows.
You will design, implement, and tune security detections while managing infrastructure security across AWS and Kubernetes environments. Additionally, you will perform incident response, automate security operations, and conduct vulnerability discovery to harden the company's infrastructure.
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The Cybersecurity Engineer will manage identity and access systems, including authentication, authorization, and identity lifecycle management. They will also create automation workflows and troubleshoot complex technical issues related to identity synchronization and security logging.
The engineer will design, develop, and implement technical cyber controls for the Marine Corps Oracle EBS R12 system. They will also collaborate with product owners to analyze requirements, review change requests, and ensure compliance with DoD standards.
The Cybersecurity Engineer designs, implements, and optimizes security technologies across cloud, hybrid, and on-premises environments. They serve as the technical lead for security tool integration and automation, developing scripts and workflows to enhance organizational cyber defense.
You will own applied cryptography across the product, including key management, protocol design reviews, and the migration to post-quantum algorithms. Additionally, you will manage PKI infrastructure, maintain internal crypto libraries, and ensure compliance with security standards like FIPS 140-3 and PCI DSS.
The Lead Cybersecurity Engineer will provide technical leadership for RMF implementation, vulnerability assessments, and IV&V testing for DHA systems. They are responsible for developing authorization packages, conducting security control assessments, and providing technical guidance to the cybersecurity team.
The Cybersecurity Engineer will design, implement, and manage security, networking, and cloud technologies for clients. They will also perform security assessments, monitor events, and collaborate with the SOC team to refine detection methods.
The role involves identifying and mitigating security vulnerabilities within corporate infrastructure while supporting identity and access management processes. You will collaborate with infrastructure and operations teams to implement security measures and assist in incident response.
The Cybersecurity Engineer designs, deploys, and supports security technologies across client infrastructure, cloud services, and networks. They also perform vulnerability management, incident response, and provide subject-matter expertise to ensure compliance with security frameworks.
The Cybersecurity Engineer will design, implement, and maintain security measures to protect IT environments while leading incident response and root cause analysis. They will also manage security tools, ensure compliance with ISO 27001 standards, and promote a security-conscious culture across the organization.
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The Cybersecurity Engineer will collaborate with engineering and service teams to manage SOC escalations and address security issues. They are responsible for leading incident coordination, implementing new security initiatives, and maintaining the health of the platform.
The Cybersecurity Engineer will integrate security throughout the software development lifecycle, focusing on CI/CD pipeline security, container security, and vulnerability management. They will also conduct security assessments, manage RMF artifacts, and collaborate with development teams to remediate findings.
Design, implement, and deliver post-quantum cryptographic solutions, while providing subject matter expertise in cryptography, network architecture, systems design, software platforms, APIs, and mainframe architecture. Develop, maintain, and support cybersecurity solutions and operating platforms in alignment with enterprise security strategy.
Lead federal cybersecurity compliance and operations, including NIST RMF activities, vulnerability management, incident response, continuous monitoring, and ATO sustainment. Supervise cybersecurity staff and coordinate with IT, compliance, and government stakeholders to implement controls, remediate risks, support audits, and improve security processes.
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The average salary for remote Cybersecurity Engineers is $124,783 per year. This is based on data from 15 job openings. We use the yearly salaries in US dollars from these job postings to calculate salary expectations. Below is a breakdown of salary data by years of experience:
| Experience | Salaries counted | Average salary |
|---|---|---|
| Junior2–5 years | 7 | $119,608 |
| Senior5–10 years | 6 | $121,140 |
We reviewed 26 job postings for remote Cybersecurity Engineers and found these are the skills employers ask for most often:
| Skill | Share of job posts |
|---|---|
| Cloud security | 50% |
| Python | 46% |
| SIEM | 42% |
| Vulnerability Management | 42% |
| Cybersecurity | 38% |
| Network Security | 35% |
| Incident response | 35% |
| Cybersecurity Engineering | 35% |
| Identity and Access Management | 31% |
| PowerShell | 31% |
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