Ever wondered what it feels like to know your work keeps the lights on? That’s the power and responsibility of cybersecurity in the energy sector. As a Remote Energy Sector Cybersecurity Analyst, you’ll help secure critical infrastructure, prevent threats, and keep teams prepared for anything—no matter where you work from.
Protect Vital Systems From Anywhere
Defend energy grids, renewables, and utilities against evolving cyber threats—all while working remotely.
Shape risk strategies and incident response plans that safeguard real-world infrastructure.
Use cloud-based monitoring, secure remote collaboration tools, and real-time alerting platforms to keep security sharp, wherever you are.
Turn Intelligence Into Action
Spot vulnerabilities before they become headlines—using the latest threat intelligence, analytics, and penetration testing techniques.
Analyze incidents, investigate root causes, and make recommendations that truly close security gaps.
Turn regulatory compliance into a competitive edge, helping teams adapt to new requirements and industry standards.
Your insights help keep energy flowing—from the grid to the end user.
Tech, Tools, and Agile Security Mindset
Monitor and respond to threats using SIEM, endpoint detection, network monitoring, and OT security platforms.
Stay ahead of zero-day exploits and advanced persistent threats—your expertise keeps our systems resilient.
Collaborate on security audits, policy reviews, and simulations to ensure teams are always ready.
Champion a continuous improvement culture, making sure lessons learned turn into better security practices.
Partnership That Powers Resilience
Work closely with IT, engineering, and compliance teams to create security strategies that work in the real world.
Break down technical risks into plain language—so business leaders understand what matters and why.
Lead workshops, share findings, and train colleagues on emerging risks, tools, and best practices.
Your voice matters in every critical decision and post-incident review.
Who Thrives in This Role?
Cyber defenders who see risk as a challenge to overcome—not a reason to slow down.
Analysts who turn complex data into clarity and action.
Collaborators who build bridges between tech teams, business units, and partners.
Curious minds who never stop learning—and never let security become routine.
Growth, Ownership, and Recognition
Dive deep into ongoing training, certifications, and hands-on simulations that keep your skills razor-sharp.
Take the lead on projects, shape the future of security strategy, and have a say in every important decision.
Get recognized for keeping the company, clients, and communities safe—your success is shared at every level.
Enjoy true flexibility and trust: your schedule, your impact, your way.
Compensation & Culture
$116,500 per year
100% remote, in a mission-driven, people-first team that values both results and well-being.
Who Belongs in This Role?
Security pros who know infrastructure isn’t just code—it’s the backbone of society.
Analysts who see the big picture and dive deep into every threat, every time.
Communicators who teach, share, and turn lessons into actions that stick.
Builders who want to shape the new standard for energy sector security.
Ready to Defend What Matters Most?
If you’re ready to bring your expertise to one of the world’s most vital sectors—and keep the lights on for millions—let’s secure the future together.
Global Applicants Welcome: Candidates from the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, European Union, Australia, India and other eligible regions worldwide are encouraged to apply.
Frequently Asked Questions
This position primarily focuses on monitoring cybersecurity threats, assessing vulnerabilities, and ensuring the security of information systems and critical infrastructure within the energy sector.
This role helps identify and mitigate security risks, respond to incidents, and ensure compliance with industry standards, ultimately protecting the organization's critical assets and maintaining business continuity.
This position involves collaborating closely with IT, engineering teams, and stakeholders to implement security measures, conduct risk assessments, and provide cybersecurity training to ensure a robust security posture.
Key challenges in this role include staying ahead of emerging threats, managing vulnerabilities in complex systems, and ensuring compliance with constantly evolving regulations. A proactive approach and adaptability are crucial for overcoming these challenges.
This position often utilizes tools like SIEM systems, IDS/IPS, firewalls, and methodologies for vulnerability assessments, penetration testing, and incident response to maintain the organization's cybersecurity posture.
