Cyber Security - Manager (Engineering)

In today’s dynamic environment, business leaders face constantly shifting risks. Riveron helps organizations implement leading governance, risk and compliance practices by combining deep expertise with pragmatic partnership, using a hands-on approach to understand the specific needs of the organization and create tailored solutions to address key compliance risks. Our Cyber Security Advisory (CSA) services include building GRC/Cybersecurity programs from the ground up, framework readiness, design and maintenance of critical security domains, managed internal controls testing and monitoring, co-sourced/outsourced internal audit, segregation of duties and access risk review, policy and procedure development, enterprise risk management, and IT and cybersecurity risk assessment. Our work spans the full security lifecycle, from program strategy and risk advisory to compliance readiness and hands-on remediation. We serve startups, mid-market companies, and PE-backed portfolios at any stage of their security journey, across a wide range of industries and regulatory environments. The Cybersecurity Engineering Lead is a key delivery role within the practice. You will protect our clients' digital assets from ever-evolving cyber threats, be responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining security solutions that safeguard sensitive data and infrastructure. You will work closely with senior practice leadership, mentor junior team members, and contribute across our cybersecurity engineering, GRC, and security strategy teams as engagement needs evolve. This is a role for someone who enjoys variety, takes ownership naturally, and wants to grow in a client-facing advisory environment. What You Have 5+ years in cybersecurity or cloud security engineering, with hands-on experience across at least two major cloud providers (AWS, GCP, Azure). Expertise in zero-trust architecture, cloud networking, container security (Kubernetes, Docker), secrets management, vulnerability management, and data protection across multi-cloud environments. Understanding of compliance frameworks and cloud-native threat models. Relevant credentials such as AWS Certified Security – Specialty, Google Cloud Professional Cloud Security Engineer, Microsoft Certified: Azure Security Engineer Associate (AZ-500), or CISSP preferred. Who You Are You take ownership of your work and your client relationships. You bring people along rather than waiting to be told what to do. You think about security in terms of business impact, not just technical controls. You are adaptable. You can move between an engineering, strategy, compliance, or technical architecture conversation without losing your footing. You are a natural collaborator. You work well across teams, and you make the people around you better. You are curious and motivated to keep growing. The security landscape moves fast, and you stay with it.