Top Cybersecurity Jobs in New York City, NY

Develop and maintain high-fidelity detections across endpoints, identities, SIEM, and operating systems. Conduct hypothesis-driven threat hunts, translate intelligence and attacker tradecraft into detection rules, tune detection efficacy, investigate ambiguous activity, and escalate likely intrusions. Build hunting queries and dashboards, document findings, support incident reporting, contribute to security content, and use validated AI-assisted workflows for detection development and analysis.

Leads North American detection engineering and threat hunting operations, translating global strategy into regional roadmaps, scaling distributed technical teams, managing hiring and budgets, coordinating with Product and Engineering, and directing incident response during major security events. The role owns detection efficacy, performance metrics, cross-region collaboration, and the hunt-to-detect feedback loop while mentoring senior practitioners and advocating for security tooling and telemetry.

Lead complex incident response investigations involving active adversaries and serious intrusions. Reconstruct attacker activity across endpoint, identity, cloud, and network telemetry; develop timelines, root-cause narratives, and remediation guidance; communicate findings to technical and executive stakeholders; and support partner engagements. Create detections, playbooks, automations, technical notes, and threat intelligence while collaborating with Product, Engineering, and account-facing teams. Mentor responders and improve the scalability of Tactical Response operations.

Lead internal security incident response as the primary SOC escalation point. Responsibilities include incident triage and validation, tabletop and purple-team exercises, telemetry optimization, threat coverage improvements, post-incident reviews, remediation tracking, stakeholder reporting, and maintaining response playbooks and standards. The role partners with engineering, product security, detection engineering, and offensive security teams to improve organizational resilience.

Own the vision, roadmap, and delivery of internal SOC tooling, including analyst UX, response workflows, investigation models, and automation. Partner with SOC leadership, engineering, design, and product teams to transform manual processes into scalable workflows. Define requirements, interfaces, operational metrics, and investment cases while improving analyst throughput, time-to-close, and delivery repeatability. The role requires deep SOC operations knowledge, cybersecurity product management experience, and expertise building operator-facing platforms and AI-enabled products.

Provides partner-facing support for cybersecurity incidents through email, chat, and phone. Triages SOC queues, troubleshoots security and product questions, translates findings into practical guidance, coordinates escalations, supports high-severity incident calls, documents investigations, manages follow-ups, and contributes to knowledge-base and process improvements. The role includes scheduled live coverage and occasional weekend or on-call support.

Monitor and investigate cybersecurity alerts, analyze endpoint telemetry, logs, forensic artifacts, malware, and Microsoft 365 activity, then coordinate threat remediation. The analyst also supports escalations, contributes to detection engineering and tuning, and collaborates across the SOC. The role requires knowledge of operating systems, enterprise administration, networking, web security, attacker techniques, and malware analysis while working a remote weekend 4x10 shift after training.

Monitor, triage, investigate, and respond to cybersecurity alerts and intrusions. Analyze EDR telemetry, logs, forensic artifacts, malware, and Microsoft 365 activity; determine root causes and recommend remediation. Support threat-related escalations, contribute to detection engineering and tuning, and collaborate across teams. The role requires familiarity with endpoint attack surfaces, threat actor techniques, Windows and domain administration, networking, web security, and basic malware analysis.

Provides entry-level, partner-facing SOC support by triaging security queues, communicating incident guidance, troubleshooting cybersecurity and product questions, coordinating escalations, documenting investigations, and following up through resolution. The role supports incident calls, live phone or chat coverage, knowledge-base improvements, cross-functional collaboration, and occasional weekend or on-call coverage. It requires clear communication, sound judgment, foundational cybersecurity knowledge, and organized remote work.

Build and manage Huntress’s Security Quality Management System for agentic and human-led SOC investigations. Establish sampling methods, review cadences, quality standards, validation criteria, scorecards, and reporting. Independently assess investigation decisions, identify drift and recurring failures, lead root-cause analysis, validate corrective actions, and improve security operations in partnership with Analysis, Product, Engineering, and Security Operations. Initially hands-on, the role is expected to grow into leadership of the QMS function.