Vulnerability/Threat Management Analyst

Company Overview Revinate is the hotel data activation platform for hotels, groups, resorts, and enterprise brands. Every hotel has that guest: years of stays, the same room, never skips the spa. But their story sits scattered across the PMS, the booking engine, the spa system, and whoever happened to be on shift. Revinate brings that story together. We connect and clean guest data from every system into Rich Guest Profile® data, then put it to work for the people who look after guests. Reservations answers the phone already knowing the guest. Marketing sends the spa offer to the guest who raved about the spa. Behind it all, Ivy, our AI intelligence layer trained on 17 years of hospitality data, reads the patterns and handles the digital labor. Revinate powers 1.1 billion Rich Guest Profile® data points across 12,500+ hotels, driving over $24 billion in direct revenue. Get Revinate. Get superpowers. Revinate is proud to be a Great Place To Work Certified company! Check out what our employees say makes working here so great: Great Places To Work x Revinate This is a remote position, and candidates must reside in the Greater Atlanta area. Role Overview Revinate's security program is lean, built from the ground up, and growing, and we're looking for a Vulnerability Management Analyst to take ownership of one of its most important engines. Reporting directly to our Director of Security and based in Atlanta, you'll become the second dedicated member of the security team and the owner of our vulnerability management pipeline, from scan to ticket to fix. Your work will directly shrink the attack surface of a cloud-based hospitality SaaS platform trusted by more than 12,500 hotels. This is a defensive role at its core: you'll use offensive know-how to confirm whether findings are truly exploitable, but your success will be measured by complete scan coverage, clean prioritization, and vulnerabilities that actually get fixed. If you love building automation that turns noise into action, you'll have no shortage of meaningful work here. Top Three Outcomes for Year One Own the pipeline. Take full ownership of the vulnerability management pipeline already in place, with Tenable and CrowdStrike Falcon scan coverage across our cloud assets and no blind spots in the asset inventory. Automate from finding to ticket. Build out Python automation that turns scan results into risk-prioritized, validated tickets, so remediation teams only see findings that truly matter and our existing backlog shrinks measurably. Make the program measurable. Help define our vulnerability management standards and remediation SLAs, and deliver reporting that shows leadership exactly how the program is performing: coverage, time to remediate, SLA compliance, and risk trends.

Run continuous vulnerability scanning in Tenable and Crowdstrike Falcon to make sure every asset across our public cloud environment is inventoried, covered, and assessed. Prioritize findings by real-world risk, using exploitability, threat intelligence, and asset context rather than CVSS severity scores alone, so we never send teams chasing vulnerabilities that can't actually be exploited. Validate high-priority findings hands-on, whether by spinning up a test virtual machine in our cloud VPC or using AI-assisted tooling to confirm exploitability in our test environments. Automate the path from finding to ticket with existing tools, push validated fixes through remediation teams via our ticketing workflow (Jira), and follow up to make sure SLAs are met. Help define vulnerability management standards and report on program health, and participate in the mandatory on-call rotation for security incident response alongside the Director of Security and our AI-driven SOC alert analyst.

Hands-on, real-world experience running vulnerability management in a business environment, ideally with Tenable (experience with Qualys, Rapid7 InsightVM, or Kenna also translates). Experience working in public cloud environments (AWS, Azure, or GCP), including the ability to stand up test infrastructure to validate findings. Strong scripting skills for automating scan-to-ticket workflows (Python is a plus). A working knowledge of offensive security techniques, at the level of PenTest+ or OSCP, sufficient to confirm whether a finding is genuinely exploitable. Experience with remediation ticketing workflows (Jira) and endpoint security tooling; hands-on time with CrowdStrike Falcon Complete will make you stand out. Certifications such as CompTIA CySA+ or GIAC GEVA (most valued), or Security+, GSEC, PenTest+, OSCP, or SSCP. Certifications are a plus, not a requirement, and no degree is required. Proven hands-on experience matters most to us. A background in security compliance, security operations, or application security. On a lean team, the ability to wear more than one hat goes a long way.

A self-starter. Hand you the documentation for a pipeline someone else built, and you'll read it, ask the right questions, and then run with it without needing step-by-step direction. Someone who closes the loop. Finding the vulnerability is only half the job for you. You get real satisfaction from seeing the fix shipped and the dashboard trend in the right direction. An automator at heart. When you see the same manual task twice, you're already writing the script so no one has to do it a third time. Calm and dependable under pressure. When the on-call page comes in, you stay focused, triage methodically, and communicate clearly. A pragmatic partner. You can explain to an engineering team why one fix matters now and another can wait, and they trust your judgment because your tickets are always worth their time.

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