Top Cybersecurity Jobs in San Antonio, TX

The Sr. Project Engineer is responsible for onboarding new clients, delivering technical projects, and providing client support. This role includes architecting and implementing IT and security solutions, conducting assessments, improving efficiencies through automation, and mentoring junior engineers. Additionally, it involves collaborating with project managers to update stakeholders and attending client-facing meetings.

The Blockchain Security Engineer will focus on auditing smart contracts and security consulting, requiring extensive experience in Solidity and EVM. Responsibilities include improving security tools, conducting research, and collaborating with developers to enhance blockchain security standards.

As an Azure Cloud Administrator, you will design and manage biBERK’s Azure infrastructure, including IaaS and PaaS services, administer Active Directory and Office 365, deploy Windows-based VMs, and troubleshoot Azure-related issues. You will collaborate closely with IT team members and maintain cloud efficiency.

The Ping Identity and Access Manager Architect will design, implement, and maintain IAM solutions. Responsibilities include collaborating with stakeholders, configuring PingFederate and PingAccess, ensuring system security, conducting updates, and guiding team members on IAM best practices.

The Principal Azure DevSecOps Consultant will partner with clients to take projects from inception to production, utilizing extensive experience in Microsoft Azure and cloud-based environments. Responsibilities include designing and developing applications, leading best practices in security and cloud deployment, and managing CI/CD deployments across various toolsets.

As a Senior-Principal Infrastructure engineer, you will be responsible for technical management of DevOps/infrastructure teams and large-scale systems with a focus on automation, organization, and communication to enable application development teams to run effectively in the cloud. You will work within the government ecosystem, facing challenges of bureaucracy, legacy systems, and the need for cross-functional communication.

The Security Analyst (MDR) role involves providing first-line security monitoring services to Managed Detection & Response customers. Responsibilities include operating and tuning security monitoring tools, analyzing potential indicators of compromise, escalating malicious activity, participating in incident investigation and response, and maintaining customer relationships.