• Typically requires a bachelor's or master's degree in computer science, information technology or related field and nine or more years of progressive experience in cybersecurity with a bachelor's or seven or more years with a master's. Equivalent professional experience may be substituted in lieu of education. • Must demonstrate advanced knowledge of enterprise security monitoring, threat detection, incident response, detection engineering, SIEM platforms, endpoint security technologies, threat intelligence, threat hunting methodologies, penetration testing techniques, security automation, and cybersecurity best practices. • Must have experience leading complex cybersecurity incidents, developing enterprise detection strategies, conducting threat hunting or penetration testing activities, implementing security technologies, and driving operational improvements across large and complex technology environments. • Must have experience supporting or securing AI-enabled solutions and a working understanding of the security considerations associated with AI applications, models, data handling, service integrations, orchestration frameworks, and agentic workflows. • Must possess the ability to evaluate emerging threats, influence enterprise cybersecurity strategy, and lead continuous improvement of threat detection, threat hunting, penetration testing, and incident response capabilities. • Excellent analytical, verbal, and written communication skills are required, along with strong interpersonal skills to effectively interface with technical professionals, leadership, and cross-functional stakeholders. • Must be customer focused and possess: • The ability to lead enterprise cybersecurity monitoring and incident response across complex technology environments. • The ability to analyze sophisticated threats, coordinate complex investigations, and direct effective incident response activities. • The ability to design and implement advanced detection strategies, response automation, and operational improvements. • The ability to conduct proactive threat hunting and penetration testing activities to identify control weaknesses and security gaps. • The ability to develop enterprise standards, response procedures, playbooks, and technical documentation. • The ability to evaluate and implement technologies that improve enterprise threat detection, testing, hunting, and incident response capabilities. • The ability to mentor engineers and provide technical leadership across cross-functional cybersecurity teams. • The ability to influence technical decisions and communicate cybersecurity risks and response strategies to technical and executive stakeholders. • The ability to assess risks associated with AI-enabled capabilities and recommend practical mitigating controls. • The ability to lead multiple strategic initiatives while balancing operational priorities and organizational objectives. • Must have the ability to obtain and maintain a DoD Security clearance. • The ability to work independently and in a team environment is essential, as is the ability to work extended hours and travel as required. This position may transition to fully on-site as the business demand/requirements change.