Top Cybersecurity Jobs in Houston, TX

As a Senior Manager of Application Security at EDB, you will lead and mentor a security team, develop application security services, conduct threat modeling, support vulnerability programs, integrate security practices into the SDLC, and collaborate with stakeholders to enhance organizational security.

The Security Architect will lead teams in delivering security assessments, designing and implementing security solutions, and managing vendor relationships. This role involves overseeing security projects, educating clients on risks, and promoting service offerings within a collaborative team environment.

The Project Engineer will perform engineering tasks such as new product design, sustaining design, stress analysis, and material selection. Responsibilities include creating engineering layouts, coordinating validation testing in a lab environment, and documenting results with project teams to achieve R&D objectives.

The Principal Contract Administrator will support various Government programs, managing contract activities from development through closeout, and ensuring compliance with FAR and DFARS. The role involves collaboration with business and operations managers, proposal development, negotiation, risk mitigation, and contract compliance. Candidates should have substantial experience in contract administration and hold a Secret clearance.

The Windows Systems Administrator will manage classified Windows domains, ensuring efficient IT infrastructure operations, performing upgrades, identifying system enhancements, managing user accounts, providing backup services, and adhering to security protocols. This role demands effective communication and technical documentation skills, alongside providing on-call support as needed.

The Contracts Administrator will oversee and manage contractual obligations, conduct proposal preparation, negotiate contracts, and ensure compliance with FAR/DFAR regulations. The role involves collaborating with various teams to monitor contract funding, advising on contractual rights, and maintaining accurate documentation of contracts.

The Application Security Engineer will work alongside Software Engineers to enhance security practices, conduct vulnerability assessments, and develop security best practices. This role involves collaboration with various teams to integrate security into the software development lifecycle and ensure application security.

The Defensive Cyber Subject Matter Expert will define the technical strategy for the DCO Practice Area, collaborate with various stakeholders, provide technical insights, and drive business development. They will maintain knowledge of industry trends, advocate for practice area needs, and mentor the technology team while representing Leidos at external events.

The Site Reliability Engineer will build and support complex infrastructure and deployment scenarios, contributing to the software lifecycle from design to operation. Responsibilities include improving system reliability, automation, incident response, and supporting QA and security audits, while collaborating with development and customer teams.