Top Cybersecurity & IT Jobs in Charlotte, NC

The Ping Identity and Access Manager Architect will design, implement, and maintain IAM solutions. Responsibilities include collaborating with stakeholders, configuring PingFederate and PingAccess, ensuring system security, conducting updates, and guiding team members on IAM best practices.

As a Technical Account Consultant, you'll collaborate with one of Zoom's major clients, ensuring their success with Zoom products and services. You will troubleshoot API integrations, manage customer relationships, provide technical expertise, and require flexibility for client visits and support during EMEA time zones. You'll utilize a strong background in technical support, conversational AI platforms, and cloud services.

The Technical Support Representative will provide technical assistance to customers, utilizing skills in MS Azure and MS SQL, and working with various technologies like Oracle, Elasticsearch, and web servers. Responsibilities include setting up new systems and upgrades for customers.

The Neurologic Music Therapist will provide high-quality Neurologic Music Therapy via telehealth for clients with various neurologic conditions, facilitating both individual and group sessions. Responsibilities include ensuring effective therapy outcomes and meeting patient needs through specialized interventions.

The IT Incident Manager will oversee incidents in IT operations, coordinating rapid responses during disruptions and managing communication with stakeholders. Responsibilities include incident logging, ticket management, conducting post-incident analyses, and ensuring effective collaboration among cross-functional teams. Continuous improvement initiatives and administrative tasks are also part of the role.

The Cyber Risk Advisory Senior Consultant will assess security, privacy, and risk for clients, providing advice and remediation support. Responsibilities include developing methodologies for AI risk and privacy, leading client engagements, performing risk assessments, and managing project timelines. The role requires strong analytical skills and knowledge of cybersecurity standards.

The Compliance, US Investigations Associate will conduct in-depth investigations and analysis related to financial crime, managing high-risk cases, evaluating AML and fraud-related alerts, and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. Responsibilities include preparing Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) and conducting due diligence research while maintaining extensive documentation.