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Naukri Mitra is hiring a Remote Cloud Security Operations Analyst. You will monitor cloud environments, run vulnerability management, manage IAM, and lead incident response from a remote, fast-paced team. The role emphasizes cloud compliance and automation.
The ideal candidate has at least 3 years in cybersecurity, a bachelor’s degree, and hands-on experience with SIEM, DLP, and endpoint protection. Remote role with collaborative team dynamics.
Somewhere on your dashboard right now, an alert is waiting. Most of them turn out to be nothing. A few won't be. Telling the difference — fast, and without second-guessing yourself — is the core of this job. We're hiring a Remote Cloud Security Operations Analyst to sit at that line, watching for traffic spikes or login patterns that don't quite fit, and acting before they turn into something bigger. The role runs fully remote. Threats don't check a calendar, so the work isn't strictly nine-to-five, but you won't be handling it solo—this is a team that answers pings fast and shows up when an incident escalates. The position pays $133,500 per year.
Working remotely means no commute and more control over your day—but security work can get intense, and isolation doesn't help anyone think clearly during a live incident. That's why the team keeps regular touchpoints: weekly syncs, quick check-ins after a tough incident, and space to actually talk through what happened instead of just closing the ticket. Many candidates researching openings on Naukri Mitra ask whether "remote" really means supported—as here, it does, in practice, not just on paper.
This isn't a dead-end monitoring seat. Analysts on this team have moved into SOC leadership, specialized in vulnerability management or compliance, or shifted toward security architecture roles, designing defenses from the ground up. Training budgets, mentorship, and internal mobility are all part of how that happens — the path is there if you want to take it.
Expect regular contact with engineers, IT staff, compliance officers, and occasionally leadership—translating a technical risk into something a non-technical exec can act on is as much a part of this job as reading logs. You'll also work closely with other analysts, verifying each other's findings before anything gets escalated further.