Why This Role Stands Out
This hybrid Security Operations Lead role offers a fantastic opportunity to significantly impact a company's security posture by enhancing incident response and driving automation in a dynamic SOC environment. You'll thrive here if you possess strong incident handling and playbook development skills, with a passion for continuous improvement and operational excellence. Embrace this chance to further your career in a role that values your expertise and offers flexibility.
Quick Overview
Job Description
Job Title : SOC Lead
Location: Hybrid preferred but open to remote.
Duration : 6+ Months
Seeking a Security Operations Lead (Contractor) to strengthen and mature its Security Operations Center (SOC) capabilities. This role will lead incident response activities, improve operational processes, and drive automation and efficiency across security operations. The ideal candidate has 5+ years of experience in security operations, including hands-on work in a SOC environment, and is comfortable collaborating with managed service providers. This role focuses on incident handling, playbook development, SOC metrics, automation workflows, and SIEM tuning, with a strong emphasis on operational excellence and continuous improvement.
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