The Cybersecurity Engineer will design, implement, and manage security, networking, and cloud technologies for clients. They will also perform security assessments, monitor events, and collaborate with the SOC team to refine detection methods.
The Program Manager owns the delivery lifecycle for the portfolio of cybersecurity services provided to the State of Texas, serving as the single point of accountability. Responsibilities include managing program budgets, schedules, stakeholder communications, and ensuring all contractual obligations are met.
The Cybersecurity Advisor serves as a trusted partner to clients, developing business-aware security roadmaps and guiding governance and compliance efforts. They are responsible for managing long-term advisory relationships, translating technical risks into executive-level insights, and driving measurable risk reduction.
The Project Manager owns the full delivery lifecycle of cybersecurity engagements, managing scope, schedule, budget, and client communication. They act as the primary point of contact between technical teams and clients to ensure projects are delivered on time and to quality standards.
Serve as a trusted advisor to clients by developing prioritized cybersecurity strategies and business-aware security roadmaps. Guide organizations through governance, risk, and compliance alignment while translating technical risks into clear business language for executives.
The Technical Assessor leads end-to-end cybersecurity assessments to identify risks and measure control maturity across enterprise and public-sector environments. They produce actionable remediation roadmaps and present findings to both technical teams and executive leadership.
