Realtime.Jobs Cyber Operations Engineer Roles Highlight Growing Demand for Cybersecurity Expertise
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- •Leidos is hiring a Cyber Systems Engineer to enhance cybersecurity for USCENTCOM.
- •The role involves securing over 15,000 endpoints and developing automated security solutions.
- •Realtime.Jobs is seeking a Cyber Operations Engineer focused on intrusion testing and threat hunting.
In April 2026, two cybersecurity job postings highlight the increasing need for skilled professionals in the field. Leidos is seeking a Cyber Systems Engineer in Tampa, Florida, focusing on enhancing cyber capabilities for the USCENTCOM contract, which involves securing over 15,000 enterprise endpoints. The role emphasizes the development of automated security solutions and integration of security technologies. Meanwhile, Realtime.Jobs is looking for a Cyber Operations Engineer with expertise in intrusion testing and defensive operations, aimed at identifying vulnerabilities and strengthening controls. Both positions indicate a significant demand for cybersecurity expertise to combat emerging threats and enhance organizational security postures. The job market reflects a proactive approach to cybersecurity amidst evolving threats.
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