Top Senior Level Jobs in Houston, TX

Provides legal, regulatory, product, and risk guidance for digital assets, blockchain, money movement, and next-generation payments. Advises on the GENIUS Act and emerging regulations, evaluates impacts on strategy and product design, supports digital asset commercialization, mitigates regulatory and operational risks, reviews commercial agreements, and counsels business, risk, compliance, technology, and leadership teams.

Manages attorney recruitment and hiring for the Washington, DC and Chicago offices, including entry-level, lateral, policy advisor, law student, and summer associate programs. Partners with firm leadership and hiring committees, oversees recruiting vendors and relationships, manages budgets and staff, supports diversity initiatives, coordinates on-campus engagement, and contributes to firmwide projects. The role requires regular travel, strong leadership, communication, organization, and knowledge of recruiting technology and legal-market practices.

Provides Tier III SOC support through advanced SIEM alert triage, forensic analysis, incident escalation, threat hunting, detection engineering, and malware investigation. Leads shift handovers, monitors security tool health, updates playbooks and procedures, supports Red and Purple Team exercises, prepares incident reports, mentors junior analysts, and collaborates with government and partner SOCs. Requires six or more years of SOC experience, cybersecurity certifications, AWS security telemetry expertise, and a Public Trust clearance.

Manage U.S. leave, disability, accommodations, and related benefits programs, ensuring compliance with FMLA, ADA, ERISA, HIPAA, and applicable state laws. Support employees, coordinate vendors, resolve complex benefit inquiries, oversee budgets and audits, review invoices, and maintain reporting accuracy. Collaborate with HR, payroll, IT, and management on process improvements, communications, change management, and workflow optimization. Analyze program data and apply AI tools to improve service delivery and operational efficiency.

Leads business analysis and consulting workstreams for Homeland Security and Federal clients. Responsibilities include stakeholder engagement, governance support, strategic planning, policy analysis, project management, milestone tracking, client communications, and developing recommendations. The role requires collaboration across industries, classified meeting support, strong communication, and the ability to manage multiple complex projects in a hybrid Washington, DC environment.

Supports Congressional and Executive Branch engagement strategy, builds relationships with Congress, the National Security Council, Pentagon leadership, and regulatory agencies, and contributes to political operations. The role translates complex technical issues into policy narratives, influences policy and regulatory outcomes, and manages multiple priorities in a fast-paced defense technology environment.

Corporate Counsel will lead and support mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures, investments, partnerships, and other strategic transactions. Responsibilities include diligence, deal structuring, negotiation, execution, post-closing integration, corporate governance, subsidiary management, entity compliance, and advising internal teams on complex corporate matters. The role is fully onsite and requires collaboration across corporate development, finance, operations, and engineering.

Manages F5’s channel partner relationships to increase revenue and pipeline growth across the SLED territory. Responsibilities include recruiting and developing partners, sales and technical training, demand generation, account mapping, business planning, forecasting, conflict resolution, partner compliance, and executive-level relationship management. The role requires strong enterprise technology sales knowledge, communication, presentation, and business strategy skills, with travel of up to 60%.

Design, build, and support scalable full-stack software, backend services, databases, and cloud-native applications for investment risk and portfolio analytics. Contribute to architecture, technical decisions, automated testing, observability, CI/CD, data reliability, and technical debt reduction. Partner with engineering, product, business stakeholders, risk analysts, portfolio managers, and quants to deliver effective technology solutions.

Supports NIH federal acquisitions across the full lifecycle, including planning, solicitation, award, administration, and closeout. The role applies FAR and HHSAR requirements, develops acquisition documentation, supports source selection and contract administration, monitors milestones and performance metrics, manages procurement records, and collaborates with contracting officers, CORs, program offices, and stakeholders. It also assists with FOIA requests and uses automated acquisition systems to track procurement activities.