Cybersecurity Engineer

Haste; United States; Remote; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Haste is seeking a Cybersecurity Engineer to lead incident response, detection engineering, and forensics across Windows, Linux, cloud, and network environments. You will craft production-grade detection systems and translate forensic insights into real-time defenses.

As one of the first detection engineers, you will drive lightning-fast threat analysis for HPC clusters, AI workloads, and emerging quantum workloads, shaping the company's security posture and response capabilities.

Qualifications

• Experience in incident response, threat hunting, and forensics across Windows/Linux/cloud environments.
• Proficient in building production-grade detection systems and turning forensic insights into defenses.
• Strong software development skills and ability to work across hybrid infrastructure and quantum workloads.

Responsibilities

• Develop and operate detection engineering capabilities for rapid threat analysis.
• Lead incident response and forensics across multi-environment clusters (Windows/Linux/cloud).
• Collaborate on threat intelligence to enable real-time defense across HPC, AI, and quantum workloads.

Skills

Incident response

Detection engineering

Forensics

Windows/Linux/cloud

Software development

Threat analysis

Hybrid infrastructure

Real-time defense

Job description

As a Cybersecurity Engineer, you bring deep expertise in incident response, detection engineering and forensics across Windows/Linux/cloud environments/network. You hold certifications like Certified Incident Handler, Certified Forensic Analyst, and Certified Cloud Forensics Responder and you are skilled in software development. You excel at building production-grade detection systems that catch sophisticated threats across hybrid infrastructure and turn forensic insights into real-time defenses.

You will be one of the company's first detection engineers pioneering lightning-fast threat analysis for HPC clusters, AI and quantum workloads.