Cyber Security AI Engineer 4

St. Luke's Health System•Boise, ID

15h

About The Position

The Cyber Security AI Engineer serves as the organization’s senior technical authority for AI security, leading the strategy, architecture, governance, and technical standards needed to securely enable artificial intelligence across the enterprise. With a high degree of latitude, the role evaluates and secures AI-enabled technologies, including generative AI, large language models (LLMs), machine learning, intelligent automation, AI agents, and autonomous technologies. The position leads AI security risk assessments, threat modeling, architecture reviews, and control development, while identifying emerging cyber and AI-enabled threats and designing scalable solutions that protect the organization without unnecessarily limiting innovation. The role partners across cybersecurity, technology, architecture, data, compliance, privacy, legal, and operational teams to integrate security throughout the AI lifecycle and balance innovation with organizational risk. It provides technical leadership for complex security initiatives and AI-related incidents, advises senior leadership on emerging risks and strategic priorities, and translates complex technical concepts into clear business recommendations. Success requires progressive cybersecurity experience, advanced knowledge of AI security and risk management, strong analytical and strategic planning capabilities, and the ability to influence decisions and drive enterprise-wide security initiatives.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree or experience in lieu of degree.
6 years of relevant experience.

Responsibilities

Drive innovation in security solutions and controls to protect against evolving threats, and design technical cybersecurity enterprise solutions across multi-team efforts.
Shape the cybersecurity impact of new solutions, conduct comprehensive risk analyses, and provide direction on risk mitigation strategies for organizational technologies and cybersecurity policies, standards, baselines, and controls.
Lead technical collaboration with cybersecurity partners to promote effective and efficient use of technology and services.
Continuously improve and optimize existing operations.
Maintain understanding of the evolving threat landscape through ongoing education, networking, and engagement with relevant organizations.
Lead comprehensive assessments and analyses to identify and mitigate security vulnerabilities and threats.
Contribute to incident response efforts, using expertise across multiple cybersecurity technologies to mitigate threats.
Lead targeted training sessions and provide support and education on security policies, best practices, and emerging threats.
Maintain accurate, relevant documentation that is aligned and accessible to stakeholders.
Communicate complex technical concepts to non-technical audiences to foster understanding and alignment across teams.
Coach and mentor team members.
Apply advanced problem-solving and troubleshooting skills to identify issues and propose solutions.
Perform other duties as assigned; may supervise others.