Senior Cybersecurity Engineer

Carnegie Mellon University
Any Location, PA
Category Engineering
Job Description
Role Overview

As a Senior Cyber Risk Engineer, you will work directly with government, industry, and academic partners to identify, analyze, and solve complex cybersecurity risk management challenges. You will apply expertise in statistics, mathematics, risk analysis, systems engineering, and data science to develop innovative approaches for measuring, modeling, and managing cyber risk.

What You Will Do

You will build and evaluate models, create products, conduct applied research, present findings to stakeholders, and develop transition plans for solutions to our partners.

Why It Might Be a Fit

You will have the ability to lead multidisciplinary teams in analyzing and solving real-world cybersecurity and risk management problems, and contribute to the development of technical talent through knowledge sharing, collaboration, and professional guidance.

Requirements

  • BS degree in Computer Science, Statistics, Engineering, Mathematics, Economics, Data Science, or a related highly quantitative discipline with ten (10) years of applicable experience
  • Expertise in one or more areas including cybersecurity risk management, risk quantification, statistics, econometrics, systems engineering, machine learning, modeling and simulation, or data science
  • Ability to lead multidisciplinary teams in analyzing and solving real-world cybersecurity and risk management problems
  • Ability to contribute to the development of technical talent through knowledge sharing, collaboration, and professional guidance

Benefits

  • Comprehensive medical, prescription, dental, and vision insurance
  • Generous retirement savings program with employer contributions
  • Tuition benefits
  • Ample paid time off and observed holidays
  • Life and accidental death and disability insurance
  • Free Pittsburgh Regional Transit bus pass
  • Access to our Family Concierge Team to help navigate childcare needs
  • Fitness center access
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