Cybersecurity Analyst

About the Role The Cybersecurity Analyst investigates security incidents, performs vulnerability assessments, and contributes to improving security operations. You will be capable of independent work on defined tasks, independently handling less complex tasks, and contributing to various stages of the analysis lifecycle. By taking ownership of delivering well-defined requirements and supporting the design of feasible security solutions, you will proactively identify solution-level issues and maintain a mindset of continuous improvement within the security domain. What You'll Do

• Independently handles less complex tasks and provides input to solution design by defining and managing requirements for small-scale problem areas.
• Focuses on understanding the problem domain, recommending solution options, and proactively identifying solution-level issues, gaps, or inefficiencies to improve products or processes.
• Takes ownership of delivering well-defined requirements and supporting the design of feasible solutions for specific features or components.
• Independently analyzes less complex security technical problems, defines problem scope, contributes to identifying root causes, and provides solutions to a broad range of difficult problems.
• Evaluates change and technology impacts with increasing accuracy, diagnoses gaps, and applies analytical and logical reasoning independently to identify discrepancies and challenge assumptions.
• Stakeholder management: identifies key business, technical, and security stakeholders for assigned tasks, analyzes their needs and interests regarding security posture and risk; primarily interacts within security product teams/squads and across Security Operations functions; develops and delivers tailored communication for security tasks and incident updates; facilitates meetings; proactively engages with stakeholders to elicit, clarify, and validate security requirements.
• Impact/Strategy: contributes to projects or workgroups by providing well-analyzed requirements and supporting the design of solutions that align with business objectives within their specified area; demonstrates growing autonomy and expertise within their domain by translating requirements into a strategic plan with supervision, and may identify opportunities for minor process improvements within their immediate scope. What We're Looking For
• Education / Experience: Working knowledge of relevant business domains and supporting cybersecurity technologies; experience in conducting stakeholder interviews, synthesizing requirements, and mapping/analyzing current processes; demonstrated ability to independently handle less complex tasks and contribute to various stages of the security and business analysis lifecycle.
• Technical Skills: ability to apply tools, principles, concepts, and techniques related to requirements, data, usability, and process analysis in practical scenarios; experience investigating security incidents, performing vulnerability assessments, and managing requirements for small-scale problem areas; skill in evaluating change and technology impacts, and breaking down complex technical concepts with minimal guidance.
• Additional Qualifications: A mindset of continuous improvement with a proactive approach to identifying solution-level issues, gaps, or inefficiencies; strong analytical and logical reasoning skills to identify discrepancies, challenge assumptions, and confidently present solutions. Nice to Have
• A mindset of continuous improvement with a proactive approach to identifying solution-level issues, gaps, or inefficiencies; strong analytical and logical reasoning skills to identify discrepancies, challenge assumptions, and confidently present solutions. Compensation & Benefits Not disclosed