Top Senior Level IT Jobs

The DSRD Necropsy and Histology Technician performs necropsy and histology tasks for rodent and non-rodent studies. Responsibilities include executing techniques per study protocols, ensuring proper specimen handling, maintaining equipment, and supporting laboratory activities under guidance. Effective communication and teamwork are essential.

As a Senior Associate with PwC, you'll be part of a team solving complex business issues, focusing on enhancing and developing applications, conducting usability testing, and improving client experiences through technology. You'll also mentor junior staff and uphold the firm's ethics while reviewing work for quality.

Seeking a skilled Senior Security Engineer with expertise in threat hunting to proactively identify and mitigate security threats across the enterprise. Responsibilities include leading advanced threat hunting initiatives, collaborating with teams to develop security measures, and staying up-to-date with cybersecurity trends.

The VP of Product Security will lead a team focused on ensuring the security of software and hardware products. This includes developing security strategies, conducting risk assessments, enforcing security policies, and fostering a security-first mindset across the organization. They will collaborate with other departments and manage incident responses, while also mentoring their team.

The Vehicle Fleet Tech will support the development of electric and autonomous driving technology by building and maintaining vehicles and electrical test benches. Responsibilities include managing projects, training entry-level technicians, and ensuring optimal communication across teams while addressing automotive electrical systems and upgrades.

The Data Center Security Manager oversees the implementation of physical security standards at CoreWeave's data centers, manages access policies and audits, and develops training programs for staff and visitors. They serve as a liaison with collocation partners and enhance security measures to protect personnel and infrastructure. The role requires knowledge in physical security principles and aims to create secure environments through audits and policy enforcement.

The Director of Enterprise Information Technology will lead IT operations and manage enterprise applications while partnering with the Cyber Security team to ensure compliance and minimize risk. Responsibilities include overseeing IT budgets, vendor relationships, and infrastructure performance, as well as enhancing technical onboarding processes and maintaining disaster recovery plans.