Top Entry Level Cybersecurity Jobs in New York City, NY

Develop and commercialize compliant blockchain, cryptocurrency, and stablecoin payment products. Validate concepts, build business cases, define product requirements and roadmaps, prioritize features, and collaborate with customers, sales, legal, regulatory, treasury, engineering, and external partners. Support product launches, customer-facing communications, training, and Mastercard’s crypto transaction and settlement capabilities.

Supports client engagements involving customs regulations, international trade operations, tax strategy, compliance, tariffs, valuation, and cross-border regulations. The associate researches regulations, prepares government-clearance documentation, analyzes data, contributes to tax technology and reporting improvements, and assists with international tax structures and controversy resolution. This entry-level role emphasizes client service, teamwork, communication, adaptability, and developing customs brokerage and indirect tax expertise.

Build, deploy, and manage large-scale multi-region PostgreSQL clusters in production. Develop automation, monitoring, observability, and performance-tuning tools; implement high availability, backup, and disaster recovery solutions; optimize indexing and queries; and collaborate with infrastructure and application teams to integrate database tooling and improve platform reliability.

Lead a five-engineer Coordination Systems Storage team responsible for distributed configuration storage and distribution systems. Manage prioritization, delegation, ceremonies, incidents, root cause analysis, and operational excellence initiatives. Remain hands-on through feature development, remediation, investigations, performance optimization, and profiling. Collaborate with internal platform stakeholders while improving reliability through gamedays, operational reviews, validation, and proactive incident prevention.

Build and manage customer relationships, drive sales opportunities, and represent Zscaler’s Zero Trust Exchange and cloud security platform. This posting is for consideration for future Sales Account Executive opportunities in the East region. The role operates within a collaborative, customer-focused, inclusive organization and may follow Zscaler’s hybrid work model.

The Strategic Account Executive sells SailPoint’s Identity Security solution to strategic enterprise accounts. Responsibilities include territory and account planning, prospect discovery, competitive positioning, partner coordination, product demonstrations, RFP responses, negotiations, forecasting, pipeline development, and closing. The role owns the full sales cycle, collaborates with presales, marketing, professional services, and customer success teams, maintains Salesforce and Clari accuracy, and builds executive-level customer and partner relationships. Approximately 50% business travel is expected.

Drives enterprise sales growth for GitLab across the Northeast by managing strategic accounts, developing account plans, generating pipeline, and leading complex B2B software sales cycles. Builds C-level relationships, coordinates solutions architects and partners, guides customers through evaluation to implementation, expands platform adoption, forecasts opportunities, analyzes wins and losses, and presents business value. The role is fully remote and focused on AI-powered DevSecOps solutions.

Provides business-to-business client support by answering inquiries, resolving issues, fulfilling requests, managing workflows, navigating databases, and maintaining strong customer relationships. The role requires accurate multitasking, process-improvement awareness, effective communication, and proficiency with Microsoft Office. Representatives also identify opportunities to retain and grow existing client business through outstanding service.

Secure CrowdStrike’s software supply chain and code-hosting environments by assessing GitHub organizations, open-source integrations, repositories, dependencies, and third-party packages. Implement repository guardrails, secret scanning, access controls, and automation; investigate supply-chain threats such as typosquatting and dependency confusion; promote secure coding and open-source compliance; and collaborate with engineering teams on security initiatives.

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.