如何凭借丰富的经验进入安全领域——有效的方法是什么？
嗨，HN，我在寻求一些建议。
我最近毕业，正在寻找我的第一份全职安全职位。我25岁，职业道路比一些同龄人走得稍慢，因此我目前的首要任务是尽快找到工作。
在我职业生涯早期，有人建议我探索安全领域的不同方向，我遵循了这个建议。现在我的经历涵盖了云计算/合规、安全工程（以合规为重点）、产品安全、网络编排相关工作，以及最近的AI威胁建模助手项目，还有其他一些与安全相关的项目和志愿工作。
这些技能感觉是可以转移的，但我的背景比较广泛，而不是在某一领域深度专精。我确实有一个人脉网络，并且与一些人进行了交流，但招聘过程感觉缓慢且不明确，因此我希望有意识地关注哪些因素能更快地促成就业。
我的大部分工作都是预防性的、定性的、实习级别的，或受保密协议限制，因此一些常见的简历建议，比如“添加量化指标”，并不适用。我正在努力优化，以便尽快找到工作，同时不影响我长期的安全职业发展。
对于在安全领域工作或招聘的人：
哪些职位或头衔通常会最快招聘早期职业候选人？
如果你处于我的位置，需要尽快找到工作，你会关注什么？
你会如何将广泛的早期经验定位，使其对招聘经理具有市场吸引力？
如果需要，我乐意分享匿名的简历要点。感谢任何建议。谢谢阅读 :)
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Hi HN, I’m looking for some advice.<p>I recently graduated and I’m aiming for my first full-time security role. I’m 25, and my path took a bit longer than some of my peers, so my priority right now is getting employed sooner rather than later.<p>Early in my career, I was advised to explore different areas of security, and I followed that advice. My experience now spans internships and projects across cloud/compliance, security engineering (compliance-focused), product security, network orchestration–related work, and a recent AI threat-modeling assistant project, plus additional security-related programs and volunteer work.<p>The skills feel transferable, but my background is broad rather than deeply specialized in one area. I do have a network and I’ve spoken with people, but hiring feels slow and unclear, so I’m trying to be intentional about what actually leads to employment fastest.<p>Much of my work has been preventative, qualitative, intern-level, or NDA-bound, so common resume advice like “add metrics” doesn’t translate cleanly. I’m trying to optimize for getting a job soon without derailing a longer-term security career.<p>For people who work in or hire for security roles:<p>What roles or titles tend to hire early-career candidates the fastest?
If you were in my position and needed to get hired soon, what would you focus on?
How would you position broad early experience so it’s marketable to hiring managers?<p>Happy to share anonymized resume bullets if helpful. Appreciate any advice. Thanks for reading :)