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The Chief Information Security Officer will own Cape’s end-to-end security strategy across its cellular network, products, cloud infrastructure, corporate IT, and personnel systems. They will build and lead a geographically distributed security organization, establish architecture and controls, oversee threat modeling, penetration testing, red teaming, and incident response, and advise executives and the board on technical risk. The CISO will manage security vendors, auditors, and researchers while embedding a security-first culture throughout the company.

Manage high-volume customer interactions and technical troubleshooting for a privacy-focused mobile carrier. Test mobile applications, investigate customer and network issues, collaborate with engineering to automate workflows and resolve defects, manage device inventory and supply chain processes, coordinate with carrier and OEM partners, and support fraud response. The role also contributes customer insights, quality assurance, scalable operational playbooks, and future team-building efforts.

Build and scale Cape’s FP&A infrastructure, including annual budgets, monthly forecasts, financial models, variance analysis, KPI dashboards, and scenario planning. Partner with executives and cross-functional teams on business cases, capital allocation, reporting, board materials, and investor updates. Develop scalable financial systems and automation while translating business performance into actionable insights and executive narratives.

Lead the architecture, implementation, and team development for an edge data distribution system supporting private 5G networks. Responsibilities include designing reliable cloud-to-edge synchronization, offline resiliency, consistency and conflict resolution, security boundaries, connectivity services, technical roadmaps, hands-on engineering, customer collaboration, and recruiting and developing distributed systems engineers.

Build and lead Cape’s security technical program across detection and response, corporate security, and product security. Define strategy, priorities, metrics, roadmaps, and execution processes; manage security tooling procurement and implementation; maintain backlogs; coordinate dependencies; and translate security risks and requirements between security engineers and the broader engineering organization.

Design, implement, and manage corporate security controls across identity, endpoints, network, and data. Lead IAM/SSO/MFA, EDR/MDM, email/DLP, vulnerability management, vendor risk assessments, phishing simulations, and incident investigations. Support compliance, audits, pen-tests/red-team remediation, and security culture through training and cross-functional collaboration.

Design and manage cloud and product security for AWS, perform security assessments and pen-test remediation, integrate security into DevOps/IaC, mentor engineers, and advise on compliance and threat mitigation across mobile core, applications, and cloud environments.

Own and improve Cape's developer experience: CI/CD/build infrastructure, local dev environments, internal tooling and SDKs, AI-assisted development workflows, reliability, security-aware developer platforms (FedRAMP-adjacent), metrics, documentation, and developer productivity improvements across the engineering organization.

Build and own core privacy-first telecommunications software: resilient, secure signaling, detection/prevention of malicious signaling, fake base-stations, SPAM/Smishing, and scalable APIs and infrastructure. Deliver high-performance, reliable systems with end-to-end privacy and security.

Lead Cape's federal engineering org to architect and deliver secure, resilient, scalable networking and platform solutions for government and defense customers. Build and mentor an engineering team, translate mission requirements into deployable systems, own technical delivery and compliance, and engage directly with federal stakeholders to ensure accreditable, mission-ready communications in contested environments.