Threat Intelligence and Threat Hunting Lead – SOC

About the role

The SOC Threat Intelligence and Threat Hunting Engineering Lead is a senior security professional responsible for leading advanced cyber threat intelligence and threat hunting functions for a protected SOC client. The role protects the organisation’s network and systems by proactively identifying, analysing, and responding to complex security threats.

Key responsibilities

• Manage threat intelligence tools, ensure data quality, and produce actionable cyber threat intelligence for proactive detections.
• Lead proactive and reactive threat hunting initiatives in close collaboration with SOC analysts and security engineering.
• Mentor SOC analysts, improve detection coverage, reduce alert noise, and enhance overall SOC capability.
• Collaborate with internal teams and external intelligence communities, staying updated on threat trends and feeds.

Required profile

• Australian citizenship and ability to obtain or hold an NV1 security clearance.
• 7–10 years of experience in SOC or cyber threat intelligence roles with increasing responsibility and leadership.
• Strong communication skills and ability to lead under pressure, mentor analysts, and engage technical and non‑technical stakeholders.

Required skills

• Extensive experience with cyber threat intelligence tools and frameworks such as MITRE ATT&CK.
• Advanced expertise using SIEM and detection platforms for investigation, detection development, and threat hunting.
• Hands‑on experience with endpoint (EDR), network (IDS/IPS), email security, vulnerability management, and SOAR platforms.

What we offer

• Flexible work arrangements, including the possibility of reduced‑hour schedules.
• Comprehensive benefits package with wellness incentives, additional flex leave, and up to 26 weeks of gender‑neutral paid parental leave.
• Career development opportunities and a diverse, inclusive culture recognised as a top employer for women.