Threat Hunting Remote Jobs

Explore remote Threat Hunting jobs from verified companies, updated daily on WorkAnywhere.pro.

About Threat Hunting Remote Jobs

Remote Threat Hunting jobs are in high demand as companies worldwide embrace distributed teams. Whether you're a threat hunting specialist or looking to break into the field, these remote positions offer flexibility, competitive compensation, and opportunities to work with innovative companies from anywhere.

Top companies hiring for Threat Hunting

Companies with the most open roles in Threat Hunting.

Surefirecyber

Surefirecyber

Surefirecyber delivers advanced cybersecurity solutions to safeguard your business from digital threats.

1 open role in Threat Hunting

  • Surefirecyber

    Senior Engineer

    Surefirecyber • USA • 2 days ago

    As a Senior Engineer at Surefire Cyber, you'll be responsible for designing, developing, and deploying advanced cybersecurity solutions, collaborating closely with the CTO and engineering team. This senior-level role inv…

    USAfull_time$95k-$140k
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Threat Hunting Remote Jobs – Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about finding and working in remote threat hunting roles.

What types of remote threat hunting roles are available?
Remote threat hunting roles can range from individual contributor positions to senior and lead roles. Depending on your experience, you might find opportunities in implementation, operations, strategy, or management. The listings on this page highlight companies that are actively hiring for remote-friendly threat hunting positions.
Are remote threat hunting jobs in high demand?
Yes. As more companies adopt distributed teams, demand for skilled threat hunting professionals who can collaborate remotely has grown significantly. Many of the companies featured on WorkAnywhere.pro are remote-first or remote-friendly by design, which opens up more opportunities for candidates outside traditional tech hubs.
Do I need previous remote experience for a remote threat hunting job?
Previous remote experience is helpful but not always required. Companies usually care most about your core threat hunting skills, your ability to communicate clearly, and how well you manage your time. When applying, highlight any experience working with distributed teams, async tools, or cross-time-zone projects.
What skills are important for remote threat hunting roles?
In addition to strong threat hunting fundamentals, employers look for remote-friendly skills like written communication, ownership, and the ability to work autonomously. Familiarity with common remote tools (Slack, Zoom, async docs, modern project management tools) is also a plus.
Which time zones do companies hiring for remote threat hunting roles support?
Time zone expectations vary by company. Some are flexible globally, while others prefer overlap with regions like North America or Europe. Each job listing on this page includes location or time zone details, so you can filter opportunities that match your schedule.