Top Senior Level Jobs in Houston, TX

Develop full-stack, user-facing software for distributed autonomous maritime systems. Build real-time data platforms, visualization tools, command-and-control interfaces, external integrations, and cloud-to-embedded system features. Own major engineering projects, make technical architecture decisions, collaborate across hardware and autonomy teams, gather user feedback, mentor engineers, and support software operating in controlled or classified environments.

Supports enterprise application security by operating SAST, DAST, IAST, and IDE security tools; developing pipelines; securing web applications; troubleshooting Linux environments; and implementing enterprise security controls. The role applies OWASP and federal compliance standards, collaborates with clients and application teams, and requires experience with Veracode, Burp Suite, programming languages, and security testing tools.

Leads outsourced accounting services for oil and gas exploration and production clients. Oversees accounts payable, revenue, joint interest billing, month-end and year-end close, transaction recording, financial and management reporting, client service, and multiple client engagements. Requires strong U.S. GAAP knowledge, corporate accounting experience, operational accounting expertise, communication skills, and familiarity with oil and gas accounting systems.

Manages multiple federal architecture and engineering projects from scope definition through design, construction administration, and closeout. Leads multidisciplinary teams, coordinates consultants and federal stakeholders, and oversees scope, schedules, budgets, quality, risk, staffing, contracts, and client communication. Reviews design and construction deliverables, supports federal compliance, manages construction-phase issues, and maintains project records and financial forecasts. The hybrid role requires regular presence at Washington, DC-area client facilities and periodic travel to project sites.

Leads market expansion by securing transportation hubs, managing government and private-sector relationships, navigating regulations, and driving site acquisition and strategic partnerships. Represents the company in public consultations and infrastructure forums, aligns regional strategy with government policy, oversees compliance, and manages up to two direct reports. The role requires business development, negotiation, stakeholder management, transportation regulation, real estate, and project management expertise, with up to 30% travel.

Manage outsourced accounting client relationships and financial reporting needs. Responsibilities include monitoring client performance, preparing budgets and financial statements, managing controls, reviewing reconciliations and payroll, researching complex transactions, and communicating financial metrics. Lead accounts payable and receivable support, supervise and mentor staff, and develop new client engagements through professional networking. Travel to local client sites as needed.

Supports Federal Transit Administration acquisition activities from planning through contract closeout. Responsibilities include preparing purchase requests and acquisition packages, conducting market research, developing requirements and evaluation criteria, analyzing costs and prices, tracking funding and contract actions, supporting contract modifications and administration, and ensuring compliance with FAR requirements. The role works with program offices, contracting personnel, CORs, and technical experts while maintaining status records and providing acquisition recommendations.

Drive Apex’s growth in US Government markets by identifying, qualifying, and closing opportunities with government prime contractors. Own full-cycle deal execution, account strategies, win plans, pipeline development, forecasting, CRM hygiene, customer relationships, and new business bookings. Provide market feedback on product, pricing, and competitive positioning while representing the company at industry events and customer meetings. The role requires deep knowledge of satellite markets, government acquisition processes, and prime/subcontractor dynamics.

Leads anti-corruption and U.S. government contracting compliance within the Financial Crimes Compliance team. Provides expertise on pay-to-play laws, political contributions, public-official interactions, anti-bribery controls, gifts, hiring, third parties, lobbying, and government contracts. Advises senior stakeholders, assesses compliance risk, reviews high-risk activities, monitors regulatory developments, supports investigations and remediation, prepares governance reporting, and delivers compliance training.

Support federal acquisition activities for the Federal Transit Administration from planning through contract closeout. Serve as a liaison between program offices, technical staff, contracting officers, and specialists; develop and review acquisition packages, statements of work, market research, cost estimates, and contract documentation; track procurement actions, funding, compliance, modifications, administration, reporting, and closeout.