Top IT Manager Jobs

Manage and govern one or more IT portfolios, aligning projects to strategic priorities, balancing capacity and demand, budgeting and resource planning, monitoring portfolio health, overseeing program/project managers, managing change control and risk, and reporting portfolio performance to executive leadership.

Lead and mature enterprise IT security: monitor threats, build incident response and GRC programs, enforce NIST 800-171 compliance, guide IT/network teams, maintain security tools, and report to VP of IT.

Lead cross-service cybersecurity programs for enterprise cryptographic and trust services (PQC, PKI, secrets management, machine identity). Coordinate engineering teams, manage dependencies, track milestones/risks, analyze architectures, run governance and readiness assessments, and deliver metrics and executive updates to align cryptographic platforms with enterprise initiatives.

Lead and manage IT security operations including incident response, security tool administration, vulnerability management, IAM (IdP/MFA/SSO), security policy and compliance (ISO 27000, PCI), security awareness training, vendor security reviews, and coordination with cloud and network teams to protect systems and data.

Lead and manage IT security for the health system: develop and maintain security/privacy policies, oversee EHR user provisioning and access controls, monitor compliance, audit systems, train and develop staff, and implement operational security improvements.

Lead a team delivering authentication, API, and web security platforms. Drive structured intake and workflow transformation (ServiceNow), define SLAs, track delivery metrics, and partner with digital and application teams to implement secure, scalable IAM solutions (IBM Verify/ISVA, DataPower, Okta/Keycloak/PingFederate).

Manage and support IT security policies, monitoring, incident response, access controls, vulnerability assessments, audits, and security awareness. Use SIEM tools (Splunk/Sentinel), collaborate with IT teams and vendors, document findings, and ensure regulatory compliance.

Lead development and execution of an enterprise risk-based information security program. Define policies, guide infrastructure and application security, oversee vulnerability testing, support incident response and investigations, collaborate with IT and business teams on secure development and risk inputs for RFPs, and keep leadership informed on security trends.

Lead a 50-person QA organization to shift from manual testing to an automation-first SDET model. Own automation architecture, CI/CD integration, upskilling, executive quality metrics, and client relationships. Drive tooling selection, test automation strategy, and measurable improvements in test coverage, cycle time, and defect escape rates while managing hiring and performance for a large QA team.

Lead modernization of a global Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) program by shifting from questionnaire-centric assessments to a data-driven model using technical validation, automation, continuous monitoring, and AI. Partner with Procurement, Legal, Privacy, and Supply Chain to standardize contracts and controls, maintain centralized third-party inventories, report risks to senior leadership, and build a high-performing TPRM team while overseeing advanced technical assessments for critical suppliers.

Manage and integrate complex IT programs ensuring compliance and performance, focusing on cybersecurity, cloud strategy, and Agile practices. Coordinate project schedules and prepare various technical documents.

Lead IT infrastructure, applications, cybersecurity, and support for HQ and 12+ service centers. Manage MSP/vendor relationships, ERP/CRM administration, incident response, backups, field support, IT budget, and roadmap; mentor staff and drive technology-enabled process improvements.

Lead and manage IT operations and staff to plan, maintain, secure, and optimize the organizations network, servers, SANs, and virtualization environments (VMware/Citrix). Oversee Active Directory, MS Server products, Exchange, IIS, SQL, disaster recovery, policies, upgrades, and vendor/carrier performance. Provide technical recommendations, resolve infrastructure issues, ensure compliance, and support technology initiatives aligned with organizational goals.

Lead local IT team supporting broadcast and business technology: manage desktop and mobile support, LAN/server/telecom infrastructure, security and compliance, vendor coordination, disaster recovery testing, asset inventory, and project implementation. Provide on-call support and ensure timely responses to technology issues while documenting IT policies and participating in audits.

Coordinate IT intake and project lifecycle from submission through review; maintain roadmaps, milestones, dependencies, and systems of record; prepare requests for Security and Infrastructure review; surface risks and recommend next steps; send structured updates and meeting coordination; support IT Programs with deliverable tracking, basic reporting, and slide preparation to keep stakeholders aligned.

Lead and manage systems and network engineering teams to design, deploy, and operate on-prem data centers, hybrid cloud (AWS/AWS GovCloud, Azure), and global networks. Own infrastructure roadmap, capacity planning, DR/BC, compliance with DoD-aligned frameworks, vendor/budget management, and major infrastructure programs while supporting engineering workloads including HPC.

Drive new business and revenue by developing client relationships, prospecting via phone/email/social and in-person, generating and managing job orders from intake to fulfillment, collaborating with recruiters and teammates, and logging activity in Bullhorn to grow a book of business.

Manage command IT/N6 functions including account and security group maintenance, SharePoint administration, helpdesk support, CSD request processing, VTC troubleshooting, and basic data analysis and reporting using Excel, Power Apps, and Power BI.

Lead and deliver IT projects—primarily an ERP implementation—and other technology initiatives (EHR, system improvements). Plan, manage budgets, schedules, risks; coordinate stakeholders, vendors, and technical teams; maintain documentation; support change management, training, and adoption; provide status updates and identify process improvements.

Lead governance for the firm's enterprise application portfolio: manage software intake/vetting, maintain the Olympus catalog, own lifecycles and roadmaps, coordinate security/privacy/AI reviews, drive adoption and metrics, and supervise a team to rationalize and optimize technology usage.

Own product vision, strategy, and a 3-year roadmap for enterprise IT management software (on‑prem and SaaS). Lead cross-functional teams, gather customer insights, prioritize features using data, oversee full product lifecycle, define KPIs, and support go-to-market and customer enablement.

Lead IT internal controls testing and remediation, evaluate automated and business process controls, review third-party control reports, advise on system changes and deployments, coordinate remediation and reporting to management and external auditors, and support integration of controls into new system implementations.

Lead use-case identification, gather and document requirements for technology integration pilots, and coordinate stakeholders. Translate mission pain points into capability requirements, define success metrics, develop business cases, and manage requirements traceability. Facilitate workshops, support governance reviews, and ensure pilot scope, transition, and continuous improvement for cyber incident response initiatives.

Lead IT strategy and roadmap governance for the Gateway Tunnel Project: maintain multi-year IT roadmap, ensure architecture alignment, manage roadmap projects, track delivery and risks, produce network and architecture diagrams, run governance forums, engage stakeholders, and improve reporting and decision processes.

Lead global category strategy for IT hardware and software: own supplier relationships, negotiate commercial frameworks, build pipeline and cost models, manage supplier risk and sustainability, develop category guidance, partner with senior stakeholders, and coach procurement colleagues to deliver measurable commercial impact.