Top Senior Level Cybersecurity & IT Jobs

In this role, you will lead and mentor a team of security engineers, developing and implementing security strategies for corporate security and identity management. Collaborating with cross-functional teams, you will prioritize and mitigate security risks while ensuring effective communication of complex security requirements.

The role of IAM Engineer involves managing and enhancing the IAM systems centered on SailPoint and Okta. Responsibilities include automating provisioning processes, conducting system health checks, documenting IAM configurations, and collaborating with stakeholders to implement IAM strategies.

The Senior Security Engineer, Blockchain will review blockchain code and smart contracts for security vulnerabilities, provide strategic advice for robust software development, and build custom blockchain security tools. The role involves direct collaboration with clients to secure their products and innovate in blockchain security research.

The System Administrator will be responsible for managing and supporting corporate IT systems including Google Workspace and Office 365. Responsibilities include troubleshooting applications, managing user accounts, configuring security settings, providing technical support, and maintaining operating systems. The role requires collaboration with the IT team and continuous updates on emerging technologies.

The Senior Software Security Engineer will enhance product security at Cash App by threat-modeling features, designing security mechanisms, and collaborating with product teams. Key responsibilities include driving security projects, educating fellow engineers, and building abstractions for security. The role demands hands-on leadership in delivering security solutions across the organization's technology stack.

Lead security engineering activities focusing on monitoring, detecting, and responding to security threats related to telecommunications and signal processing. Collaborate with network teams to identify vulnerabilities, guide incident response, and develop security policies and countermeasures.

The IT Development Manager leads the software development team by coordinating with various stakeholders, managing project timelines, overseeing product quality, and ensuring adherence to engineering standards. They support staff development, facilitate a productive team environment, and are responsible for both existing and new product deployment.