Top Cybersecurity Jobs in Charlotte, NC

Lead Eaton's global network and network security organization, unifying architecture, operations, and delivery. Define network strategy and standards, oversee SD-WAN, LAN/WAN, wireless, firewalls, NAC, and segmentation, manage vendor and managed services, drive modernization, automation, incident management, and lifecycle programs, and represent the function to executive leadership across Americas, EMEA, and APAC.

The Security Officer will lead a team of security officers, ensuring adherence to guidelines, incident documentation, and maintaining site security standards.

Own and deliver Zeta's Application Security product and program: set strategy, prioritize the roadmap, and build AI-assisted threat modeling, code evaluation, CI/CD enforcement, and unified risk/remediation platforms. Drive enterprise risk prioritization, governance, tooling decisions, developer integrations, metrics, and cross-org execution while scaling Security Champions and communicating risk to executives.

Support and deliver IT/process solutions by gathering requirements, configuring and testing applications, assisting data conversions, and providing 24x7 production and major-incident support including root cause analysis and cross-team coordination.

Lead global technology and cybersecurity internal audit activities: design risk-based audit plans, execute IT/cyber/data audits, oversee third-party audits, assess cloud/AI governance and controls, report findings to executives, and mentor audit teams while ensuring regulatory compliance and continuous improvement.

The Senior Cyber Threat Analyst leads the investigation of cybersecurity incidents, coordinates cross-functional teams, develops response strategies, and mentors junior analysts.

Lead and execute cybersecurity, IT operations, and cloud audits across Discover Financial Services. Develop audit plans, supervise audit teams, analyze data, assess controls and risks, communicate findings, and drive continuous monitoring and improvements.

The IT Disaster Recovery Specialist is responsible for implementing and managing disaster recovery strategies and automation processes.

Build real-time signal ingestion pipelines, normalize and score security findings, and develop probabilistic/Bayesian risk models. Prioritize high-impact remediation, create dashboards and executive-facing risk narratives, and quantify security exposure in financial terms to inform investment decisions.

Build production data pipelines and ingestion systems to normalize and score security signals; develop and deploy probabilistic/Bayesian risk models; identify high-impact remediation paths; create dashboards and financial risk quantification to inform security, engineering, and executive decisions.