Top Remote Senior Level Cybersecurity Jobs in CO

Build and lead a scalable application security and secure SDLC program across engineering teams. Establish policies, standards, tooling, vulnerability management, threat modeling, developer enablement, security champions, software supply-chain controls, and executive reporting. Partner with development, platform, DevOps, product, and leadership teams to integrate security into CI/CD, source control, build, release, and deployment workflows while supporting audits, advisories, incident response, and regulatory requirements.

Partner with sales teams to win strategic data security opportunities. Present technical solutions, gather customer requirements, lead product evaluations, configure solutions, and design evaluation test plans. The role requires extensive pre-sales experience, security and networking expertise, data protection and web technology knowledge, and collaboration across matrixed go-to-market and partner teams.

Leads CrowdStrike’s Red Team, overseeing penetration testing and adversary emulation engagements, operations, reporting, metrics, vendor relationships, and customer coordination. Manages and mentors team members, supports security program improvements, scopes engagements with Sales, guides crisis response, and communicates findings to executive and technical audiences. The role requires advanced security assessment, networking, operating system, vulnerability testing, automation, scripting, and tool-development expertise, with occasional travel.

Deliver consulting, integration, and knowledge-transfer services for CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen SIEM. Advise customers on log management, AI-assisted investigations, SOAR, data onboarding, searches, dashboards, alerts, cloud integrations, and security operations maturity. Develop automation and integration scripts, document deployments, gather requirements, and provide customer feedback to product and engineering teams. The remote U.S. role requires occasional customer travel.

Develop and maintain high-fidelity detections across endpoints, identities, SIEM, and operating systems. Conduct hypothesis-driven threat hunts, translate intelligence and attacker tradecraft into detection rules, tune detection efficacy, investigate ambiguous activity, and escalate likely intrusions. Build hunting queries and dashboards, document findings, support incident reporting, contribute to security content, and use validated AI-assisted workflows for detection development and analysis.

Leads North American detection engineering and threat hunting operations, translating global strategy into regional roadmaps, scaling distributed technical teams, managing hiring and budgets, coordinating with Product and Engineering, and directing incident response during major security events. The role owns detection efficacy, performance metrics, cross-region collaboration, and the hunt-to-detect feedback loop while mentoring senior practitioners and advocating for security tooling and telemetry.

Own technical strategy for strategic cybersecurity accounts after engagements. Lead findings readouts, technical continuity, security roadmaps, business reviews, expansion planning, program design, complex pre-sales, scoping, pricing, and service development. Partner with account executives, sales engineers, PMO, and engineering leaders to translate client security needs into multi-year programs and deliverable engagements. The role is client-facing, technical, and requires hands-on security delivery experience plus practical agentic tooling expertise.

Build and lead Motive’s globally distributed SOC, owning detection engineering, 24/7 incident response, threat hunting, intelligence, security analytics, endpoint protection, cloud and workload monitoring, and AI-driven automation. Establish operating models, coverage strategies, runbooks, telemetry platforms, incident command processes, and measurable detection and response capabilities across corporate and production environments.

The Senior Security Engineer will secure networks, systems, applications, databases, and cloud infrastructure; embed security controls into build pipelines; manage vulnerabilities and remediation; respond to incidents through on-call rotation; and promote security awareness across engineering. The role requires cloud security, infrastructure-as-code, application security, REST API protection, IAM, and tools including AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform, Wiz, Exaforce, and CrowdStrike.

Leads enterprise data security and information governance by building data intake, catalog, marketplace, classification, lineage, and access-control programs. Translates privacy and security requirements into technical controls, self-service workflows, and governance documentation. Partners with Legal, InfoSec, engineering, product, and data teams to support compliant data use, AI/ML initiatives, and regulatory requirements including HIPAA, GDPR, and CCPA. Measures adoption, turnaround times, and governance maturity across a global SaaS organization.

Own and mature the company’s DevSecOps and cloud security function. Responsibilities include implementing SOC 2 controls, automating compliance evidence, managing cloud security posture and runtime security, embedding security gates into CI/CD, leading vulnerability remediation, developing auto-remediation and AI-assisted workflows, and securing infrastructure through Terraform and policy-as-code. The role also partners with GRC and corporate security teams while building reusable security tooling and developer-platform guardrails.

Monitor and analyze security events, lead incident response and employee investigations, conduct digital forensics, and communicate findings to technical, executive, legal, and compliance stakeholders. Build investigation scripts, runbooks, automated workflows, and security operations capabilities. Mentor engineers and support insider threat initiatives while collaborating across teams on cloud security and incident response.