SpecterOps
5 open remote positions
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As the IT Compliance Manager, you will oversee risk assessments, manage audits, develop compliance strategies, and work cross-functionally to align security controls with regulatory requirements. This role is critical in ensuring the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of information systems while maintaining our company’s reputation and operational excellence.
Lead go-to-market strategy and messaging for our Identity Attack Path Management solutions. Connect innovative technology to customer needs, helping security teams understand and solve identity-based risks which often show up as attack paths. Collaborate closely with Product Management, Sales, Marketing, and Customer Success to ensure our positioning resonates and drives adoption in the market.
The SpecterOps Business Development Representative plays a crucial role in driving growth as the first point of contact for all inbound leads, partner leads, and event leads. Your primary responsibility will be working closely with Account Executives, Sales Engineers, Account Managers and Growth Marketing (from MQL to SQL), and to qualify inbound leads to schedule demos or technical scoping.
SpecterOps is seeking a Services and Training Marketing Manager to drive awareness, demand, and brand credibility by marketing SpecterOps’ world-renowned adversary tradecraft training and industry-leading security services. This role involves working closely with sales, services, and product teams to promote current offerings and help shape the go-to-market strategy for new ones. You’ll bring the voice of our services and training to life, helping defenders and decision-makers discover SpecterOps' value.
This role combines clear, high-quality technical writing with content architecture, navigation design, and a deep understanding of user personas. You will collaborate closely with product managers, developers, designers, and customer-facing teams to create documentation that is easy to find, use, and isl precisely tailored to the needs of different audiences—including developers, system administrators, business users, and technical support teams.