Top Senior Level Cybersecurity & IT Jobs

The .NET Technical Manager will lead the development and maintenance of cloud native and legacy software applications. Responsibilities include software development, architecture, and delivery, as well as fostering team collaboration and ensuring solutions meet business needs. The role requires strong technical leadership and hands-on coding expertise.

As an Application Identity Engineer, you will manage the identity infrastructure using Okta and integrate various applications while ensuring security compliance. Responsibilities include automation using scripting languages, designing APIs, managing cloud identity, and implementing zero trust security models.

The Senior Network/VoIP Administrator will oversee the support of various network environments using Cisco and non-Cisco products, manage installations and configuration of networks, conduct network analysis, and assist in telecommunications processes including VoIP systems.

The Technical Consultant will support the Department of Health and Human Services by providing logistical, management, analytic, and procurement services. Responsibilities include developing program strategies, analyzing proposals, coordinating with stakeholders, and overseeing project management to advance biomedical initiatives.

The Advisor Consultant drives sales growth and market share within a specific territory by building and maintaining relationships with financial advisors and strategic partners. Responsibilities include developing business plans, providing marketing support, leveraging data and technology, and ensuring compliance with regulations while managing administrative tasks efficiently.

As a Launch Communications Systems Administrator at Blue Origin, you will manage and support mission-critical IT hardware for spaceflight operations, ensuring robust infrastructure. Key responsibilities include configuring systems, managing network protocols, maintaining asset inventories, and creating documentation for configuration control.

The Underwriting Consultant will evaluate individual life cases worth $10,000,000 or more, determining insurability and premium classification while managing work assignments and building agency relationships. Responsibilities include risk assessment, policy interpretation, conducting negotiations, and collaborating with medical professionals and staff to ensure the underwriting process runs smoothly. Ongoing training and communication with clients and agents are also essential.