About this role
This leadership role suits an experienced security executive with a deep understanding of AI-driven threats who wants to build and scale a brand-new practice from the ground up. Based in the United States with remote flexibility, this position places the right candidate on the executive team to lead security strategy and client engagement.
Role Overview
Eliza seeks a Vice President of Cyber AI to act as the primary practice leader for a newly launched Office of the CISO. Reporting directly to the CTO and sitting on the executive team, this individual will own revenue targets, client relationships, and team growth. The position requires establishing service lines, managing internal security, and serving as the primary technical counterpart to OpenAI security teams. The ideal professional brings a strong technical background and uses AI tools daily to drive threat research, code review, and delivery playbooks.
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About the Company
Eliza operates as a technology services company and Advanced-tier OpenAI partner specializing in the creation and deployment of AI solutions. The firm collaborates across industries on generative AI, custom LLM integrations, predictive analytics, and intelligent automation to solve complex enterprise problems.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should apply directly on the official company careers page.
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Where is this job located?
The role is based in the United States with remote flexibility and requires frequent travel for client and partner meetings.
Who does this position report to?
This role reports directly to the CTO and sits on the executive team.
Is prior executive experience required?
Yes, candidates must have current or recent experience operating as a Vice President or equivalent security executive.
What is the primary focus of the new Office of the CISO?
The practice helps enterprise security leaders get ahead of AI-driven threats by providing security assessments, red, blue, and purple team work, and security training.
Are AI tools required for daily work?
Yes, AI tools must be used aggressively across threat research, code review, proposals, client education, and delivery playbooks.