- Own the detection content lifecycle from requirements and design through testing, deployment, tuning, and retirement
- Develop high-fidelity detections across endpoint, identity, email, network, cloud, and business-critical application telemetry
- Translate adversary behaviors, threat intelligence, incident learnings, and control gaps into production-ready analytics
- Coordinate targeted threat hunts with incident response and security partners
- Review technical work, establish reusable standards, and coach contributors
- Manage intelligence requirements and produce strategic, operational, and tactical intelligence assessments and briefings
- Turn intelligence into prioritized detection, hunting, hardening, and response requirements
- Govern indicator and intelligence-data lifecycles and maintain information-sharing relationships
- Coordinate monitoring for dark-web activity, lookalike domains, social-media threats, impersonation, exposed information, and other digital risks
- Support executive protection with cyber and digital-risk intelligence
- Work with Legal, Communications, service providers, and business stakeholders on assessments, escalations, and takedowns
- Use AI-assisted and analytical tools to develop, translate, test, and document detection rules
- Build and maintain automation playbooks for alert enrichment, evidence correlation, investigation summaries, prioritization, routing, and recommendations
- Develop scripts, integrations, and data transformations connecting detection, intelligence, case-management, and response workflows
- Pilot workflow changes, train affected analysts, and measure adoption, investigation time, quality, and rework
- Improve telemetry coverage, data quality, integration reliability, scalability, and cost effectiveness
- Translate the Threat Detection and Intelligence strategy into an actionable roadmap and prioritized backlog
- Build partnerships across incident response, vulnerability management, engineering, infrastructure, cloud, identity, and Communications
- Define operating handoffs, ownership boundaries, and escalation paths
- Present metrics, risks, recommendations, and progress updates to technical and non-technical audiences
- Monitor service-provider performance and resolve delivery, handoff, and escalation issues
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree required; cybersecurity, computer science, information systems, engineering, or related concentration strongly preferred, or equivalent relevant professional experience
- Advanced degree in a related discipline preferred
- 5–7 years of relevant information-security or cybersecurity experience
- 4+ years of hands-on experience spanning threat detection engineering and cyber threat intelligence
- Experience developing production detections and using intelligence to improve detection, hunting, or response
- Experience owning complex security processes or services and leading cross-functional technical initiatives through measurable operational adoption
- Hands-on experience creating, testing, deploying, and tuning production detection logic via structured query, rule, or analytic language
- Experience with security telemetry from multiple domains and diagnosing data-quality or schema issues affecting detection outcomes
- Experience developing automation with a general-purpose programming language
- Experience integrating systems through APIs, structured data formats, and version-controlled workflows
- Demonstrated use of AI-assisted or analytical techniques in a production security workflow, including testing generated content and measuring results
- Deep knowledge of adversary behavior, detection engineering methods, and practical MITRE ATT&CK use
- Working knowledge of SIEM, EDR/XDR, SOAR, threat intelligence, case-management, and digital-risk capabilities
- Strong understanding of detection testing, data validation, alert fidelity, false-positive reduction, lifecycle governance, intelligence standards, indicator confidence, and aging
- Ability to write technical requirements, detection documentation, intelligence assessments, executive summaries, operating procedures, and recommendations
- Ability to review technical work, coach others, and improve team practices without formal reporting authority
- Relevant certifications are preferred
- Experience with cloud security telemetry and controls, dark-web analysis, domain impersonation, executive-protection digital risk, takedown coordination, or multiple detection languages is preferred or strongly preferred
- Examples of detection languages include Sigma, KQL, SPL, XQL, YARA-L, EQL, SQL, and YARA
Core Competencies
Demonstrates expertise in threat detection engineering, cyber threat intelligence, and the development of production-ready detection logic. Proficient in managing complex security processes, integrating systems, and utilizing AI-assisted tools to enhance detection and response capabilities.
Highest-signal resume keywords
- Threat Detection Engineering
- Cyber Threat Intelligence
- Production Detection Logic Development
- Automation Development
- SIEM/EDR/XDR Knowledge
ATS Optimization Keywords
Hard Skills
- Detection Logic Development
- Structured Query Language
- Analytic Language Proficiency
- Automation Scripting
- Data Quality Diagnosis
- Threat Intelligence Analysis
- Detection Testing
- Incident Response Coordination
- Adversary Behavior Analysis
- MITRE ATT&CK Framework
Soft Skills
- Coaching
- Technical Documentation
- Cross-Functional Collaboration
- Communication Skills
- Problem-Solving
Certifications & Qualifications
- Relevant Cybersecurity Certifications
Industry Keywords
- Cybersecurity
- Information Security
- Threat Detection
- Digital Risk
- Dark-Web Analysis
- Domain Impersonation
- Executive Protection
Tools & Technologies
- SIEM
- EDR/XDR
- SOAR
- APIs
- AI-Assisted Tools
- Digital-Risk Capabilities
- Case-Management Systems
- Cloud Security Telemetry