Top IT Jobs in Dayton, OH

The Data Security Engineer will develop and implement data protection strategies, ensuring compliance with regulations like GDPR and HIPAA while securing sensitive data and collaborating with various teams.

Provide Tier 1 IT support, manage employee onboarding/offboarding and hardware lifecycle, maintain IT documentation and knowledge base, assist with access reviews and legal hold processes, support Jira administration, handle IT procurement/expenses, and communicate IT changes to users.

The Staff IT Engineer will lead AI enablement by developing tools, integrating systems, automating workflows, and enhancing business productivity across Openly.

As a Senior IT Operations member, you'll provide technical support, manage SaaS platforms, oversee device management, and drive process improvements. This role involves collaboration with the IT team to enhance support systems and ensure operational efficiency.

As a Lead Mobile Developer, you will design and maintain iOS apps, mentor developers, optimize performance, and integrate with backend services while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The Procurement Intern supports vendor relationships and purchasing activities, managing contracts, processing purchase requests, maintaining records, and assisting in source activities within procurement operations.

The Lead Technical Support Engineer resolves complex technical issues, provides mentorship, collaborates with teams, and improves support systems.

Part-time remote cybersecurity internship (Aug 31–Nov 20, 2026) providing hands-on technical development, security response, collaborative projects, shadowing, vendor-led training and certifications. Interns complete in-house training, work 25–29 hrs/week (majority 11am–4pm EST), must be U.S.-based, and be available for full-time hire by 2027. Paid at $20/hr.

The role involves developing, testing, and maintaining computer programs, supporting complex analyses, managing development efforts, and ensuring alignment with organizational methodologies.

The Technical Project Manager oversees IT project planning, execution, and delivery within the government sector, ensuring stakeholder coordination and compliance with regulations.

The Test Manager designs and executes comprehensive testing processes, manages testing events, oversees engineering activities, ensures effective schedule and resource allocation, and maintains quality assurance for large-scale systems integration.

The Technical Solutions Architect I will evaluate and develop storage technologies, design solutions for customer engagements, and build relationships with clients.

The Sr. Project Manager is responsible for delivering technical projects, managing resources, and updating stakeholders while focusing on onboarding new clients.

The Senior IT Engineer will enhance systems for security and employee access, focusing on identity management, authentication, and device compliance in a cloud-first environment.

Manage technology solutions, oversee cross-functional teams, develop data governance policies, and ensure effective communication between stakeholders and IT.

The IT Product Manager will lead product development and manage product life cycles, working closely with cross-functional teams to deliver partner-facing products and innovative solutions using AI technology.

The IT Engineering Manager leads the Client Platform Engineering team, managing engineers, establishing processes, and guiding the endpoint platform's architecture and compliance in a remote work environment.

The Director of Information Technology will lead IT strategy and operations, manage multi-site IT teams, develop technology plans, and drive process improvements to align with business goals.

The Senior IT Infrastructure Engineer will enhance automation and integration efforts while managing cloud services, CI/CD pipelines, and Kubernetes operations.

Analyze collection and open-source data to generate insights, maintain databases, identify intelligence gaps, and mentor analysts using various methodologies.

Manage IT projects from concept to deployment, focusing on scalable systems, endpoint management, identity access, and SaaS operations to enhance employee tech experience.

Manage and maintain network infrastructure, Wi‑Fi, and database servers; troubleshoot hardware/software and peripherals; deploy and program network devices; develop/install software solutions; track IT assets; coordinate projects and vendors; administer security camera systems and user access.

Manage desktop systems and peripherals, troubleshoot hardware/software and network/Wi‑Fi issues, maintain network uptime and security, deploy and program network devices, handle employee IT setups and access, manage IT assets, security cameras, and customer portal user permissions, and coordinate vendor projects.

The IT Network Administrator manages enterprise network infrastructure, provides user support, troubleshoots issues, and ensures security and reliability.

The Senior Solutions Architect II leads the design and implementation of large-scale solutions, drives innovation, and mentors team members. They also collaborate on pre-sales with Sales teams and serve as technical escalation points for complex issues.