Top Cyber Security Jobs in NYC, NY

The Security Engineer will enhance corporate security controls, develop policies, manage AI security, and assess risks while ensuring secure employee operations.

Lead and execute Grow Therapy's multi-year Security Engineering roadmap. Build secure-by-default infrastructure (auth, authZ, logging, egress), drive data security and systematic data tagging, develop org-wide security scorecards, enable automated least-privilege and vulnerability management, and influence AI-native security and security culture across product, platform, and compliance teams.

Lead a team building and operating secure, resilient distributed systems for secrets, PKI, and machine/workload identity. Plan roadmap, review designs and code, participate in implementation, support operations and on-call, and grow team members.

Lead and scale security engineering: define strategy, hire and mentor team, manage IAM, cloud security and multi-tenant data isolation, run detection and incident response, own vulnerability management, support SOC2/PCI compliance, and secure AI systems.

Plan and execute red team operations, build offensive tools, improve efficiency with automation and AI, and collaborate with security teams.

The Staff Security Engineer will lead technical security initiatives, own architectural security decisions, mentor engineers, and align teams on security strategy while ensuring system integrity and compliance.

The Cyber Security Engineer Co-Op will support IEX's Information Security team, gaining hands-on experience in compliance, operational tasks, and security programs while contributing to security initiatives.

Senior security engineer responsible for developing automation and tooling, building and deploying security solutions, conducting incident response and proactive threat hunting, supporting investigations through data analysis, and advising development teams. Must document solutions, participate in agile teams, mentor juniors, and continuously research evolving security threats.

The Network Security Architect will assess network security, guide teams, enhance security policies, design network solutions, and mentor engineers while aligning with a Zero Trust Strategy.

Drive and coordinate security engineering programs end-to-end. Translate strategy into actionable tasks, manage vulnerability remediation and incident response, remove roadblocks, improve cross-team collaboration, and design scalable security processes. Support adoption of security features and ensure clear ownership and post-incident improvements.

Lead AI security strategy and guardrails, design and review AI gateways and tooling, scale InfoSec review processes, reduce AI-driven security noise, drive remediation and investigations, and mentor security and platform engineers.

As a Security Engineer, you will conduct security assessments, develop security tools, perform architecture reviews, and collaborate on advanced security research.

Lead and mentor a small IT security engineering team to deploy and operate enterprise-grade Zero Trust security across networks, endpoints, applications, and cloud. Drive Customer Zero initiatives, manage cross-functional security projects, optimize policies (SSL decryption, segmentation, access control), and serve as an internal subject-matter expert.

Lead technical discovery and design for enterprise customers, deliver demos and workshops, build architectures and POCs, influence sales strategy and product roadmap, enable partners, and create reference architectures and playbooks to support pre-sales and strategic deployments.

Lead technical deployment and integration of the Method platform, troubleshoot and enable users, develop security tools, create test ranges, and collaborate with engineering to deliver secure, user-focused solutions.

The fellowship provides military spouses and separating service members with cybersecurity training and hands-on experience through projects and vendor training, aimed at enhancing their security skills.

Design, develop, and maintain Windows-focused PAM components including services, agents, and RDP handlers. Integrate with Windows APIs, authentication and privilege models, implement secure credential handling and policy enforcement, collaborate with backend teams, perform code reviews, and troubleshoot complex Windows OS and enterprise configurations.