InfoSec Technical Delivery Specialist

Core Responsibilities

Leads enterprise cyber incident and high‑risk vulnerability response efforts, coordinating cross‑functional teams to rapidly assess, contain and remediate threats. Operates effectively in high‑pressure, time‑sensitive situations requiring rapid coordination and decision‑making. Serves as a central point of orchestration, ensuring timely decisions, clear executive communication and effective risk mitigation aligned to enterprise incident management practices.

• Act as Incident Manager / Incident Coordinator for information security incidents, investigations, events, zero‑days and high‑risk vulnerabilities.
• Drive end‑to‑end response from intake through containment, remediation and closure.
• Drive real‑time risk‑based decisioning, including severity classification, event escalation and prioritization of containment and remediation actions.

• Coordinate SOC, Threat Intel, Vulnerability Management, Engineering, Application, Infrastructure, Business, Legal, Regulatory and Risk Oversight teams.
• Establish clear ownership, timelines and accountability across all stakeholders.

• Assess exposure, exploitability and business impact to determine severity and urgency qualifications.
• Escalate conditions requiring executive awareness or rapid response actions.

• Run high‑pressure, high‑visibility structured incident meetings with defined objectives, action tracking and decision capture.
• Maintain momentum and remove blockers to accelerate containment and remediation.

• Develop and deliver concise, executive‑ready communications, including risk articulation, business impact and remediation status.
• Provide detailed reporting of residual risk, blockers and required decisions.

• Validate that immediate mitigations and long‑term fixes are executed and prioritized appropriately.
• Track progress against SLAs, emergency changes and remediation timelines.

• Maintain accurate timelines, decisions and evidence within incident records.
• Ensure alignment with established incident management frameworks and escalation models.

• Lead or support lessons learned, root cause analysis and control improvement recommendations.
• Identify systemic gaps and drive enhancements to response processes and playbooks.

• Partner with business units and application owners to align response actions with operational priorities.
• Support regulatory, legal and risk partners as needed during incidents.

Regular.

English (Required)

1st shift (United States of America).

Full‑time in‑office role (5 days / week) in Atlanta, Charlotte, Greensboro, Raleigh or Richmond. Participation in an on‑call rotation is required. Must support after‑hours, weekend and holiday incident response as needed. Ability to respond to time‑sensitive cyber events outside standard business hours is required.

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems or related field.
• Minimum of 5 years of professional experience in information security.
• Strong knowledge of data security, privacy laws, regulatory compliance and advanced security technologies.
• Experience in threat analysis, vulnerability testing, incident response and forensic methodologies.

• Experience leading enterprise cyber incident response operations.
• Strong understanding of incident management frameworks (e.g., NIST, SANS, ITR models).
• Proven ability to lead high‑pressure, high‑visibility, time‑sensitive situations and drive decision‑making.
• Experience delivering and executive‑level communications and risk briefings.
• Familiarity with vulnerability management, zero‑day response and threat intelligence integration.
• Experience coordinating across infrastructure, cloud, application and security engineering teams.
• Knowledge of financial services, regulatory matters and risk…