Top Cybersecurity Jobs in Charlotte, NC

Conduct red team and penetration testing assessments across operating systems, applications, databases, and network infrastructure. Simulate threat actors using the Kill Chain and MITRE ATT&CK Framework, identify vulnerabilities, and communicate findings and recommendations to technical teams and executives. Support information security program improvements, provide crisis-operation guidance, and perform technical operations with an OPSEC mindset. The role also requires security tool expertise, scripting and automation, AI application, and occasional travel.

Deliver strategic cybersecurity advisory engagements, assess and mature security and incident response programs, develop exercise scenarios, and produce reports, presentations, recommendations, and findings for customer management. The role also identifies emerging cybersecurity trends, contributes to thought leadership and methodologies, and supports multiple concurrent projects. Candidates independently perform strategic analysis, communicate effectively with stakeholders, use AI technologies to improve workflows and decisions, and travel to client engagements up to 30%.

Build and operate scalable security tooling, applications, APIs, and automation for CrowdStrike’s global multi-cloud Product Security environment. Responsibilities include software supply chain security, AI-powered vulnerability discovery, platform visibility, risk assessments, CI/CD, SRE operations, datastore management, monitoring, and incident response support. The role partners across Product Security to define tooling strategy and maintain mission-critical security services.

Analyze malware, binary files, customer detection tickets, and machine learning detections to improve detection efficacy and reduce false positives. Review product detections, assess binary legitimacy, address internal detection questions, and provide insights to data science teams. The role collaborates with technical account managers, incident response teams, data scientists, and malware researchers. Required capabilities include malware analysis, reverse engineering, Python scripting, binary fundamentals, threat assessment, research methods, operating systems, and AI-assisted workflow improvement.

Track and analyze PRC-nexus cyber operations, adversary campaigns, tactics, techniques, and procedures using proprietary telemetry, open-source data, and third-party intelligence. Produce strategic and tactical intelligence reports, conduct research, identify intelligence gaps, support customer briefings, review peer reporting, respond to information requests, and contribute to process automation and analytic improvements. The role requires geopolitical knowledge of China and the Indo-Pacific, cyber threat intelligence expertise, and the ability to work independently under deadlines.

The AI Security Consultant will enhance security programs, secure AI systems, engage in technical analysis, and report findings. They will also contribute to thought leadership while ensuring high-quality service delivery.

Designs and engineers secure network and cloud architectures across AWS, GCP, Azure, and physical data centers. Responsibilities include threat modeling, network segmentation, monitoring, alerting, automation, attack-surface reduction, and secure connection patterns. The role drives strategic security improvements, partners with product and infrastructure teams, communicates architectural decisions, and mentors engineers. Candidates need deep hybrid networking and cloud security expertise, protocol knowledge, scripting ability, independent problem-solving skills, and strong communication.

Deliver generative AI-enabled source code review and application security engagements. Coordinate with leadership, organize resources, refine and present assessment findings, document recommendations, and mentor junior red team members. Support penetration testing projects, including external and web application testing, while managing engagement delivery and improving security assessment technologies and workflows.

Delivers strategic cybersecurity advisory engagements for organizational leaders. Assesses and develops cybersecurity and incident response programs, creates exercises and scenarios, identifies emerging cyber trends, and produces reports, presentations, recommendations, and findings. The role also contributes to thought leadership, methodology development, and internal initiatives while managing multiple projects and client relationships independently. Travel up to 30% is required, often on short notice.

Lead incident response engagements, investigate intrusions and advanced threats, perform host and network forensics, conduct basic malware analysis, and develop remediation plans. Communicate findings to customers, regulators, executives, and legal counsel through reports and presentations. Lead teams, mentor colleagues, contribute industry thought leadership, and use AI to improve workflows and decision-making. Travel on short notice up to 30% of the time.