Cyber Security Consultant
bitsioDenver (CO)
About the role
Company Description bitsIO Inc. is a premier Splunk Elite Partner and a 4x Splunk Partner of the Year, serving over 300 enterprise clients worldwide with a focus on security, observability, and operational excellence. The company combines deep Splunk expertise with an AI-powered solution suite—including datasensAI, OTsensAI, RaasAI, ResilifyAI, and QsensAI—to help organizations bridge the “Data Divide” and maximize their Splunk ROI. bitsIO delivers end-to-end Splunk professional services, from new implementations and cloud migrations to architecture reviews, data onboarding, infrastructure health checks, and premium app configuration. Senior Security Implementation Consultant & Strategic Advisor We are seeking senior technical experts who combine hands-on implementation skills with a consultative mindset to guide clients through enterprise SIEM/XDR deployments, drive long-term platform adoption, and maximize ROI.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead technical implementations of enterprise SIEM and XDR solutions. Serve as a trusted advisor, mentor, and coach to customer Sec Ops teams to build operational self-sufficiency. Demonstrate strategic platform value, driving solution stickiness and measurable security ROI for clients.
Required Qualifications
Experience:
5+ years of experience in Security Engineering, Network Engineering, or Sec Ops. SIEM / XDR Expertise: Deep implementation experience with at least one of the following: Splunk (including Splunk ES), Microsoft Sentinel, Crowd Strike, Sentinel One, Sumo Logic or Palo Alto XSIAM.
Core Technical Skills:
Solid background in Linux/Unix systems administration, networking fundamentals, syslog management, log ingestion/parsing, and troubleshooting. Consultative Capability: Excellent customer-facing skills with a track record of enablement, technical coaching, and value demonstration. Position Details
Location: 100% Remote
Employment Type: Full-Time/Contract
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