The financial services industry is continuously targeted by sophisticated cyber adversaries ranging from criminal organizations to nation-state actors. Raymond James relies on the Cyber Threat Center (CTC) to identify, assess, and reduce technology risk across the enterprise.
The Lead Vulnerability Research Engineer will be a hands-on technical leader within Vulnerability Management, responsible for discovering, validating, and operationalizing knowledge of vulnerabilities that present credible risk to the firm. The role combines threat-informed vulnerability research, offensive security, software engineering, data analysis, and security automation. The engineer will investigate emerging vulnerabilities and attack techniques; determine exploitability, reachability, and enterprise relevance; and convert research into repeatable detection, prioritization, validation, and remediation capabilities at scale.
The engineer will responsibly apply AI-assisted techniques to accelerate hypothesis generation, code and patch analysis, test development, finding correlation, exploit-path reasoning, and remediation guidance. AI output must remain subject to rigorous human validation, security and privacy controls, reproducibility standards, and measurable quality outcomes. The role will partner across threat intelligence, security operations, application security, infrastructure, cloud, engineering, architecture, and technology risk teams to reduce exposure before adversaries can act.