DFIR Analyst - Sentinellabs

Conduct EDR-driven incident response and vendor-agnostic forensic analysis spanning endpoint, network, cloud, and SaaS environments, including ransomware, business email compromise, identity compromise, and other common incident types. Support malware and memory analysis tasks under the guidance of senior team members. Acquire and preserve forensic evidence from endpoint, network, and cloud sources, following standard chain-of-custody procedures. Support case intake by gathering initial technical details to assess scope, and support incident containment actions and security hardening recommendations. Maintain thorough case documentation throughout each investigation. Follow standard operating procedures and escalate technical or logistical questions to the assigned Technical Lead or Engagement Manager as needed. Contribute to customer-facing status updates, formal investigative reports, and handovers of investigations across regions as needed, distilling complex technical findings for stakeholders. Maintain awareness of emerging threats, attacker techniques, and evolving cybersecurity trends, and contribute observed techniques and indicators to the team's shared knowledge base. Be responsive to high-pressure triage and analysis during large-scale cybersecurity incidents, maintaining composure. Participate in a rotating on-call schedule for weekends and holidays. A bachelor's or master's degree in Digital Forensics, Cybersecurity, Computer Science, or a related technical field, or equivalent practical self-study, plus 2 or more years of hands-on experience in digital forensics, incident response, or threat hunting, ideally in a consulting or services delivery environment. Comfort analyzing Windows environments and forensic artifacts, with a foundational understanding of forensic methodologies, evidence handling, acquisition techniques, and chain-of-custody procedures. Experience with forensic tools such as X-Ways Forensics, Axiom, and FTK; with EDR/XDR platforms (SentinelOne preferred) and SIEMs; and working knowledge of network protocols and network-based forensic analysis. Scripting and automation capabilities. Strong verbal and written communication, with comfort documenting and presenting technical findings clearly and precisely. Ability to perform technical investigations under pressure in high-stakes, time-sensitive situations, while maintaining composure. An evident self-starter with intellectual curiosity and the ability to adapt to change. Knowledge of Linux and macOS forensic analysis, exposure to cloud environments (AWS, Azure, GCP) and memory analysis, and foundational experience conducting malware analysis and understanding the reverse engineering process are preferred. Familiarity with endpoint threat hunting, cyber threat intelligence platforms, the MITRE ATT&CK framework, and AI-assisted tools for streamlining triage, analysis, or reporting workflows is preferred. Relevant industry certifications, such as GCFE, GCFA, GREM, CFCE, or EnCE, and interest in contributing to industry publications, research, or speaking engagements are preferred. Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP) Competitive leave benefits Gender-neutral parental leave Employee Assistant Program Workout sessions and a Wellness App Medical and insurance benefits Pension Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Global home office allowance Mobile phone reimbursement

Conduct EDR-driven incident response and vendor-agnostic forensic analysis spanning endpoint, network, cloud, and SaaS environments, including ransomware, business email compromise, identity compromise, and other common incident types. Support malware and memory analysis tasks under the guidance of senior team members. Acquire and preserve forensic evidence from endpoint, network, and cloud sources, following standard chain-of-custody procedures. Support case intake by gathering initial technical details to assess scope, and support incident containment actions and security hardening recommendations. Maintain thorough case documentation throughout each investigation. Follow standard operating procedures and escalate technical or logistical questions to the assigned Technical Lead or Engagement Manager as needed. Contribute to customer-facing status updates, formal investigative reports, and handovers of investigations across regions as needed, distilling complex technical findings for stakeholders. Maintain awareness of emerging threats, attacker techniques, and evolving cybersecurity trends, and contribute observed techniques and indicators to the team's shared knowledge base. Be responsive to high-pressure triage and analysis during large-scale cybersecurity incidents, maintaining composure. Participate in a rotating on-call schedule for weekends and holidays. A bachelor's or master's degree in Digital Forensics, Cybersecurity, Computer Science, or a related technical field, or equivalent practical self-study, plus 2 or more years of hands-on experience in digital forensics, incident response, or threat hunting, ideally in a consulting or services delivery environment. Comfort analyzing Windows environments and forensic artifacts, with a foundational understanding of forensic methodologies, evidence handling, acquisition techniques, and chain-of-custody procedures. Experience with forensic tools such as X-Ways Forensics, Axiom, and FTK; with EDR/XDR platforms (SentinelOne preferred) and SIEMs; and working knowledge of network protocols and network-based forensic analysis. Scripting and automation capabilities. Strong verbal and written communication, with comfort documenting and presenting technical findings clearly and precisely. Ability to perform technical investigations under pressure in high-stakes, time-sensitive situations, while maintaining composure. An evident self-starter with intellectual curiosity and the ability to adapt to change. Knowledge of Linux and macOS forensic analysis, exposure to cloud environments (AWS, Azure, GCP) and memory analysis, and foundational experience conducting malware analysis and understanding the reverse engineering process are preferred. Familiarity with endpoint threat hunting, cyber threat intelligence platforms, the MITRE ATT&CK framework, and AI-assisted tools for streamlining triage, analysis, or reporting workflows is preferred. Relevant industry certifications, such as GCFE, GCFA, GREM, CFCE, or EnCE, and interest in contributing to industry publications, research, or speaking engagements are preferred. Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP) Competitive leave benefits Gender-neutral parental leave Employee Assistant Program Workout sessions and a Wellness App Medical and insurance benefits Pension Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Global home office allowance Mobile phone reimbursement

Conduct EDR-driven incident response and vendor-agnostic forensic analysis spanning endpoint, network, cloud, and SaaS environments, including ransomware, business email compromise, identity compromise, and other common incident types. Support malware and memory analysis tasks under the guidance of senior team members. Acquire and preserve forensic evidence from endpoint, network, and cloud sources, following standard chain-of-custody procedures. Support case intake by gathering initial technical details to assess scope, and support incident containment actions and security hardening recommendations. Maintain thorough case documentation throughout each investigation. Follow standard operating procedures and escalate technical or logistical questions to the assigned Technical Lead or Engagement Manager as needed. Contribute to customer-facing status updates, formal investigative reports, and handovers of investigations across regions as needed, distilling complex technical findings for stakeholders. Maintain awareness of emerging threats, attacker techniques, and evolving cybersecurity trends, and contribute observed techniques and indicators to the team's shared knowledge base. Be responsive to high-pressure triage and analysis during large-scale cybersecurity incidents, maintaining composure. Participate in a rotating on-call schedule for weekends and holidays. A bachelor's or master's degree in Digital Forensics, Cybersecurity, Computer Science, or a related technical field, or equivalent practical self-study, plus 2 or more years of hands-on experience in digital forensics, incident response, or threat hunting, ideally in a consulting or services delivery environment. Comfort analyzing Windows environments and forensic artifacts, with a foundational understanding of forensic methodologies, evidence handling, acquisition techniques, and chain-of-custody procedures. Experience with forensic tools such as X-Ways Forensics, Axiom, and FTK; with EDR/XDR platforms (SentinelOne preferred) and SIEMs; and working knowledge of network protocols and network-based forensic analysis. Scripting and automation capabilities. Strong verbal and written communication, with comfort documenting and presenting technical findings clearly and precisely. Ability to perform technical investigations under pressure in high-stakes, time-sensitive situations, while maintaining composure. An evident self-starter with intellectual curiosity and the ability to adapt to change. Knowledge of Linux and macOS forensic analysis, exposure to cloud environments (AWS, Azure, GCP) and memory analysis, and foundational experience conducting malware analysis and understanding the reverse engineering process are preferred. Familiarity with endpoint threat hunting, cyber threat intelligence platforms, the MITRE ATT&CK framework, and AI-assisted tools for streamlining triage, analysis, or reporting workflows is preferred. Relevant industry certifications, such as GCFE, GCFA, GREM, CFCE, or EnCE, and interest in contributing to industry publications, research, or speaking engagements are preferred. Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP) Competitive leave benefits Gender-neutral parental leave Employee Assistant Program Workout sessions and a Wellness App Medical and insurance benefits Pension Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Global home office allowance Mobile phone reimbursement