
Security Analyst jobs.
104 roles open across 51 companies - closed listings pulled, and pay shown exactly as the employer posted it. Apply to any of them with one LandEarly profile, tailored per posting.
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10 posted this week · 51 companies hiring
How old the open roles are, not how many get posted - our board coverage has grown over the last year, so a week-by-week series would measure us rather than the market. Snapshot taken September 2026.
104 open security analyst roles across 51 companies, with 10 posted this week. Posted base pay runs $102k–$265k across the middle half. Top hiring: Anthropic, Almond, SAP.
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Anthropic · Senior · Greenhouse







Anthropic · Mid-level · Greenhouse

Every open security analyst role we track is on this page - nothing is held back behind a sign-up. The city chips read the employer’s own location line; a listing that names no city we can resolve stays searchable but sits out of them.
Open to remote only? 28 of the 37 security analyst listings that publish a work model came back remote-first, and 4 more are hybrid. The other 67 say nothing either way - that field is one only some boards publish.
What 32 of these listings actually printed.
Every figure here comes from a live posting with a stated annual base range. Nothing is modelled, inferred, or averaged in from a survey - which is also why the sample is smaller than the board.
Base salary distribution
Count of listings by posted base midpoint, on the same axis the rungs beside it are drawn against.
The $75k–$150k band alone holds 16 of the 32 priced listings.
What each rung pays
The middle 50% of posted base at each level, and how many listings that band is drawn from.
$102k
25th pct
$137k
Median
$265k
75th pct
2 of the 4 levels on this board sit out - fewer than 5 of their listings state a range, and a band drawn off two postings reads like the same fact as one drawn off forty.
Hiring beyond the US.
Every country with at least five open security analyst roles, each its own board. Counts are what that page holds right now.
Same role, different question.
What it pays, where it's remote, and how the whole field is trending.
Percentiles by level and metro, with the sample size behind every number and a note where it is thin.
Remote security analyst jobsThe 28 postings that came back remote-first, with the geography each employer will actually hire in kept on the card.
Engineering job marketHiring volume, top employers and pay direction across every role in the field.
Before you start applying.
About Security Analyst roles
The Security Analyst job market currently shows 105 open positions across 51 hiring companies, according to available data, with 7 new roles posted in the past week, suggesting ongoing hiring activity in this field. Compensation data drawn from posted listings indicates a median salary of $147,260, with the 25th percentile at $107,115 and the 75th percentile reaching $265,000. This spread points to a wide range of roles, likely spanning entry-level analyst positions through senior or specialized security functions, though the specific factors driving this variation are not detailed in the available data. Among the companies actively hiring for Security Analyst roles are Anthropic, Almond, SAP, OpenAI, and Experian, representing a mix of technology and data-driven organizations. With 51 distinct companies posting openings, the demand for security analysts appears to be distributed across a reasonably broad set of employers rather than concentrated in just a handful of firms. The relatively steady pace of new postings, with 7 added in the most recent week, suggests the market remains active, though this figure represents only a snapshot in time and may not reflect longer-term hiring patterns. Job seekers evaluating opportunities in this space should note that the wide salary range between the 25th and 75th percentiles may reflect differences in seniority, required certifications, geographic location, or the scope of responsibilities tied to each specific posting. Given the presence of prominent technology and data companies among the top hirers, candidates may find that organizations handling sensitive data or operating in regulated industries are contributing meaningfully to current demand. Overall, the data suggests a job market with a moderate number of open roles relative to the number of hiring companies, indicating that opportunities are spread across the employer base rather than dominated by a small number of large-scale hiring pushes.
What skills are in demand for Security Analyst roles?
The available data does not break down specific technical skills required across postings, so it is not possible to state definitive skill trends. Based on current postings, prospective applicants should review individual job listings from companies like Anthropic, SAP, and Experian to identify the specific technical and certification requirements each employer is seeking.
What is the typical salary range for a Security Analyst?
According to available compensation data, the median salary for Security Analyst roles is $147,260, with the 25th percentile at $107,115 and the 75th percentile at $265,000. This indicates a broad range of pay across postings, likely reflecting differences in experience level, location, and role scope.
Which companies are currently hiring the most Security Analysts?
Based on current postings, the top companies hiring for Security Analyst roles include Anthropic, Almond, SAP, OpenAI, and Experian. These five companies represent a portion of the 51 total hiring companies identified in the current market data.
How competitive is the Security Analyst job market right now?
With 105 open positions across 51 companies and 7 new roles posted in the past week, the market shows a steady but moderate level of hiring activity, according to available data. The relatively even distribution of openings across many employers suggests candidates have a range of companies to target rather than competing for roles at just a few firms.
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