Top IT Jobs in Baltimore, MD

Performs manual and automated testing for CMS healthcare marketplace systems, including security, API, regression, performance, functionality, and usability testing. Develops and executes test scripts, participates in Agile ceremonies and code reviews, tracks and documents defects, produces test reports, and supports continuous testing improvements. Requires Java and JavaScript testing experience, testing administration and defect tracking tools, NoSQL familiarity, strong communication, and eligibility for Federal Public Trust.

Leads portfolio-level architecture across multiple products and value streams. Defines technology vision, roadmaps, standards, reusable patterns, and architectural governance. Guides distributed cloud-native solutions using microservices, APIs, event-driven architecture, and integration patterns. Partners with engineering, product, business, enterprise architecture, and vendors; supports PI planning, healthcare compliance, interoperability, modernization, and AI-enabled capabilities. Mentors technical leaders and aligns technology investments with strategic business objectives.

Administers and supports enterprise cloud security services, serving as the Skyhigh CASB subject matter expert. Manages DLP, anomaly detection, monitoring, tenant restrictions, integrations, documentation, automation, migrations to Palo Alto SASE/SSE, deployments, escalations, and technical solutions. Provides customer collaboration, presentations, mentoring, and on-call support while helping acquire necessary technology and services.

Architects and deploys cybersecurity infrastructure centered on Splunk and Palo Alto solutions. Integrates SIEM, SOAR, EDR, network visibility, firewalls, and ticketing platforms; supports log management, intrusion detection, network forensics, secure access, and compliance with NIST and FedRAMP. Troubleshoots infrastructure incidents, provides escalation support, communicates technical designs to customers, and mentors junior team members.

The Network Engineer implements, operates, troubleshoots, and supports distributed enterprise networks across corporate, engineering, manufacturing, secure, and mission-support environments. Responsibilities include routing, switching, wireless, firewalls, VPNs, network security, monitoring, incident response, deployments, migrations, documentation, disaster recovery, vendor coordination, and infrastructure automation. The role requires approximately five or more years of enterprise networking experience and is based in Washington, D.C.

Drafts, edits, formats, and reviews policies, procedures, reports, inquiries, and executive communications for a federal agency. Manages document approval and clearance processes, conducts policy research, supports FOIA and congressional responses, coordinates stakeholder reviews, and maintains document and knowledge management processes. The role also supports interagency coordination, briefing materials, talking points, and special projects.

Provides operational, administrative, analytical, communications, and project support to a federal division. Coordinates initiatives, deadlines, action items, policies, stakeholder communications, records, and documentation. Compiles operational metrics, identifies process improvements, and prepares periodic and ad hoc reports. Requires strong organization, communication, Microsoft Office skills, and at least three years of relevant experience. The position is fully remote and requires an existing MBI T2 Public Trust or the ability to obtain one.

Design, develop, customize, and administer ServiceNow ITSM applications. Build scripts, workflows, interfaces, reports, and dashboards; integrate ServiceNow with external systems using REST and SOAP. Provide troubleshooting and end-user support, analyze requirements, improve processes, and support testing and deployments. Serve as a senior technical authority by leading customer engagements, technical documentation, demonstrations, innovation initiatives, stakeholder collaboration, and mentoring junior staff.

Provides senior technical leadership and engineering governance for enterprise EHR services. Defines architecture, modernization roadmaps, technical strategy, and engineering processes; oversees cloud infrastructure, interoperability, performance, security, and reliability. Leads technical reviews, incident root-cause analysis, technology evaluations, and stakeholder engagements while mentoring engineering teams and managing technical resources. Supports large-scale, regulated health IT environments and customer proposals.

Leads end-to-end delivery of a $10M+ technical and business program, ensuring contractual, service-level, financial, quality, and schedule commitments are met. Manages multidisciplinary staff and subordinate supervisors, client communications, workforce planning, subcontractors, transitions, audits, proposals, budgets, and business development. Builds high-performing teams, resolves delivery risks, oversees program documentation, and supports cloud, infrastructure, and application capabilities. Requires onsite travel to client locations in Montgomery and Huntsville, Alabama, at least 30% of the time.

Leads indirect procurement strategy with primary responsibility for IT categories, including SaaS, cloud, hardware, telecom, and IT services. Develops sourcing roadmaps, runs competitive bids, negotiates enterprise agreements, manages renewals, and delivers savings, cost avoidance, and working-capital improvements. Uses AI and automation for spend analytics, contract review, and RFP processes. Partners with IT, Finance, Legal, and other stakeholders while managing supplier performance, compliance, and procurement process improvements.

The Business Relationship Manager partners with business and IT leaders to identify technology opportunities, develop business cases, manage initiative budgets, prioritize portfolios, oversee project health, coordinate dependencies, and present executive governance reporting. The role tracks value realization, supports product-line funding, resolves escalations, and aligns technology investments with business strategy. It requires strong financial analysis, stakeholder communication, portfolio management, and familiarity with IT service and project management tools.

Leads enterprise IT infrastructure, networking, helpdesk, endpoint management, cloud collaboration, procurement, vendor relationships, asset lifecycle, compliance, and IT budgeting. Oversees Mac and Windows device fleets, identity and access management, service levels, disaster recovery, federal security controls, and employee technology operations. Partners with cloud and cybersecurity teams while improving automation, self-service, governance, and AI-enabled IT services. Recruits and develops teams spanning helpdesk, infrastructure, and IT operations.

Architect, deploy, and support AWS-focused multi-cloud environments across AWS, Azure, and GCP. Manage Okta identity federation, certificates, DNS, networking, governance, security controls, and IaC-based CI/CD pipelines. Serve as a Tier 3 escalation point, validate cloud service delivery, document solutions, and partner with customers and internal engineering, cybersecurity, and operations teams. The role requires onsite or remote work with regular travel and an active Top Secret clearance.

Develops and sustains canvas and model-driven Power Apps using Dataverse, SQL Server, SharePoint, external APIs, and premium connectors. Designs relational data models, Power Automate workflows, reusable components, and deployment solutions across environments. Collaborates with clients to define requirements, milestones, and enhancements while supporting troubleshooting, incident remediation, documentation, governance, security, and compliance. The position is fully remote within the United States and supports government contracts.

Provides senior strategic and operational leadership across federal enterprise IT and cybersecurity initiatives. Leads technology roadmaps, IT portfolios, enterprise architecture, cloud modernization, infrastructure, data strategy, DevSecOps, and classified/unclassified network environments. Oversees technical teams, governance, dependencies, migrations, communications, and data initiatives while briefing CIO/CISO-level stakeholders and supporting executive technology decisions.

Provides senior technical and operational leadership across cybersecurity and enterprise IT teams. Responsibilities include governance, risk management, compliance frameworks, vulnerability activities, audits, incident coordination, strategic planning, workforce management, budgeting, investment management, information security, privacy, and cross-functional execution in a federal environment.

Supports enterprise software acquisition, installation, deployment, lifecycle governance, incident resolution, and business systems administration. Coordinates with supply chain, IT, security, vendors, and business stakeholders to gather requirements, manage releases, ensure compliance, and maintain system catalogs. Provides program support through executive briefings, reporting, risk artifacts, acquisition documentation, and process improvement. Develops functional specifications, SOPs, workflow diagrams, and stakeholder presentations for cross-functional initiatives.

Leads AI-enabled software development lifecycle practices and full-stack Java development. Designs and maintains scalable microservices, AWS cloud environments, SecDevOps processes, CI/CD pipelines, and security controls. Provides technical leadership, mentors developers, develops technology roadmaps, integrates systems and APIs, and supports compliance and organizational change initiatives.

Leads a team conducting facility monitoring, inspections, assessments, and program analysis. Provides technical oversight, quality assurance, performance management, corrective-action tracking, reporting, training, and compliance guidance. Develops monitoring schedules, evaluates performance measures, identifies operational risks, and serves as the primary delivery contact. Supervises staff, reviews deliverables, manages performance processes, and coordinates execution across divisions.

Leads a 40+ person IT procurement and supplier management organization supporting software, cloud, infrastructure, hardware, telecommunications, labor, consulting, and managed services. Partners with technology executives to develop category strategies, negotiate complex agreements, optimize costs, manage supplier performance and risk, improve procurement processes, and deliver enterprise value. Builds a technology-enabled operating model using analytics, automation, AI, and contract intelligence while developing high-performing teams and strengthening supplier governance.

Coordinate and govern release cycles for the HIGLAS Product Suite within an IT service management environment. Responsibilities include managing release phases and tasks, maintaining release calendars, conducting quality checks, tracking risks and dependencies, presenting status to review boards, coordinating outage notifications, completing post-release reviews, facilitating cross-functional meetings, and maintaining procedures, reports, dashboards, and KPIs. The role also supports process improvement and AI-enabled governance workflows.

Participate in a remote, paid interview about technology operations and strategic decision-making. Discuss how your organization manages complex technology environments, evaluates technology investments, balances daily operations with long-term strategy, and navigates internal workflows and solution criteria. Applicants should be current IT or business managers at mid-to-large organizations with direct involvement in technology operations or technical strategy.

Manage corporate system access, conduct access audits, support helpdesk and hardware operations, monitor SOC 2 compliance, and collaborate with DevOps and Security Engineering. Improve IT technology usage through requirements gathering, procurement, vendor planning, rollout, and stakeholder coordination. The role requires expertise in identity management, Apple-focused MDM, endpoint security, IT service management, compliance frameworks, and helpdesk ticketing systems.

Administers and supports PACS systems within an outpatient radiology practice, ensuring reliable technology operations, customer service, equipment use, policy compliance, and a safe work environment. The role may involve prolonged sitting, frequent standing and walking, and lifting up to 40 pounds. Employment requires successful drug and background screening.