Top Senior Level Jobs in Washington, DC

Leads the design and modernization of structured cabling and telecommunications infrastructure across a secure federal campus. Oversees copper and fiber installations, MDF/IDF buildouts, drawings, testing, documentation, technicians, subcontractors, timelines, quality assurance, cutovers, and stakeholder coordination. Requires active Top Secret clearance, BICSI RCDD certification, extensive enterprise or federal telecommunications experience, and proficiency with AutoCAD or Visio.

Manage a 10-person application support team providing Tier II support for mission-critical Department of State systems. Oversee daily operations, staffing, training, service efficiency, and coordination with Tier III support, engineers, and product managers. Design and maintain secure cloud-first solutions, Kubernetes-based APIs and microservices, automated CI/CD pipelines, security scanning, and compliance processes. Review and remediate security findings while communicating across technical and business teams. Occasional travel and on-call support may be required.

Provides senior litigation technology and electronic discovery support across the full matter lifecycle, including ESI preservation, collection, processing, review, production, and trial support. Administers and customizes Relativity environments, manages complex databases, workflows, analytics, and productions, troubleshoots systems, coordinates vendors and IT, develops project plans and cost estimates, trains attorneys and staff, supports trials and depositions, and mentors analysts.

Drive sales of Neogard resinous flooring solutions across the West Coast United States and Western Canada. Manage and expand relationships with contractors, architects, owners, engineers, distributors, and representatives; develop product specifications; identify new opportunities; support accounts; deliver presentations and demonstrations; assist with field applications; and mentor account managers. The role requires extensive industry expertise, jobsite experience, strong presentation skills, and travel up to 60%.

Supports corporate governance, contract intake and negotiation, contract lifecycle management, transaction documentation, diligence data rooms, export control compliance, intellectual property matters, employment and litigation support, and legal operations. Maintains corporate records, templates, trackers, deadlines, and filing processes while working with senior leadership, counterparties, and outside counsel in a fast-paced startup environment.

Oversees IT and information assurance contract personnel, task order performance, and program support services for a Department of Defense client. Manages complex IT projects and operations, change management, quality assurance, Agile and ITIL practices, and compliance with DoD CC SRG and RMF requirements. Requires extensive DoD technical program management experience, an authorized IA certification, and a favorably adjudicated NACI investigation.

Provides customer-facing technical support for complex clustered software deployments. Responsibilities include configuring and maintaining production systems, troubleshooting Linux and endpoint environments, resolving installation and connectivity issues, training customers on the product UI, reproducing defects, validating procedures, and collaborating with Sales, Engineering, QA, and Customer Engineering teams.

Serve as the North American presales subject matter expert for the waters_connect laboratory software platform supporting LC and LC-MS workflows. Conduct customer discovery, tailored demonstrations, technical consultations, solution scoping, configuration, quoting, and competitive positioning. Advise on deployment, compliance, validation, data management, licensing, upgrades, and expansion opportunities. Partner with sales, product management, marketing, informatics specialists, and professional services while communicating product updates and customer feedback. Travel extensively across the United States and Canada.

Handles appellate litigation and federal regulatory advocacy on environmental, clean energy, climate, and natural-resource matters. Responsibilities include drafting appellate briefs, motions, pleadings, agency comments, declarations, and discovery or FOIA requests; conducting legal and factual research; coordinating experts; engaging clients and community partners; collaborating with communications staff; and supervising legal interns.

Investigates and evaluates workers’ compensation and commercial auto subrogation claims, develops recovery strategies, gathers evidence, negotiates settlements, and manages complex matters across multiple jurisdictions. Partners with adjusters, attorneys, experts, insureds, and other stakeholders while protecting recovery rights, monitoring legal deadlines, attending proceedings, and providing recovery recommendations to leadership.