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Represent RemoteThreat with government cyber mission teams. Build trusted relationships, translate mission needs into useful demonstrations and pilots, and work with our VP of Product and engineering team to shape platform workflows, features, and integrations. Stay engaged through evaluation, deployment, training, and regular operational use.

What you bring

• • Leadership experience in cyber operations, capability development, or mission teams.
• • Current, trusted relationships across USCYBERCOM/CNMF, service cyber commands, or relevant intelligence organizations.
• • Credibility with operators, technical leads, mission leadership, and program sponsors, and an understanding of capability evaluation, approval, funding, and adoption.
• • Ability to open doors, translate mission requirements into product priorities, and guide evaluations toward funded adoption.
• • Active TS/SCI clearance and availability for regular customer-site engagement.
• • Located near supported customers and/or able to work from our Fulton, MD office.

Investigate model capabilities and limitations in offensive cyber workflows, turning experiments into repeatable evaluations that inform platform development.

What you could work on

• • Study tool use, multi-step reasoning, vulnerability discovery and security-relevant decision support.
• • Benchmark model reliability, misuse resistance and failure modes across repeatable cyber tasks.
• • Partner with engineers and operators to translate research into reliable product capabilities.

Work alongside government mission teams and defense partners to deploy, integrate, and support RemoteThreat’s O/C/O Platform. Turn operational needs into working solutions and bring hands-on customer feedback into product development.

What you could work on

• • Configure the platform, connect customer tools and infrastructure, and build integrations tailored to mission workflows.
• • Lead technical demonstrations and deployment support; troubleshoot issues and help users adopt reliable, repeatable workflows.
• • Partner with product and engineering to turn field requirements into improvements, documentation, and training.

Bring strong software or systems engineering skills, familiarity with offensive cyber tooling, and an active TS clearance or eligibility to obtain one. Regular customer-site travel required.

Lead offensive capability research and development, shaping tooling strategy and supporting select customer red team engagements.

What you could work on

• • Guide research into novel attack techniques, vulnerabilities and gaps in defensive technologies.
• • Build and harden custom tooling, implants and frameworks informed by operator needs.
• • Set engineering standards, validate AI-assisted research and translate findings into repeatable operational procedures.