Jobs at Vision IT

This early-career Software Engineer role within the Surgery team at Johnson & Johnson focuses on enhancing the cybersecurity of medical products in Santa Clara, California. The position involves designing and implementing software security controls, conducting code and design reviews with a security focus, and performing risk assessments to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities in C++ applications. The role offers the opportunity to work in a collaborative, cross-functional environment where engineers contribute to life-saving surgical technologies. While primarily onsite, remote work options may be considered on a case-by-case basis, and the position includes limited travel. The role appeals to candidates passionate about applying cybersecurity expertise to improve patient outcomes in a regulated, innovative healthcare setting.

This Principal Product Security Engineer role supports the newly formed Product Security team within Johnson & Johnson's medical device division. The position focuses on embedding security by design throughout the product lifecycle, from pre-market development to post-market vulnerability management. Key responsibilities include partnering with engineering teams to enforce security policies, creating and improving security processes, and generating critical documentation such as threat models and risk management plans. The role also involves guiding compliance certification activities and advising on balancing business needs with medical device security objectives. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to directly impact patient lives within a Patient First culture. The position is based in Danvers, MA or Raritan, NJ, with a hybrid work arrangement requiring office presence at least three days per week.

This Principal Product Security Engineer role supports the newly formed Product Security team within Johnson & Johnson's medical device division. The position focuses on embedding security by design throughout the product lifecycle, from pre-market development to post-market vulnerability management. Key responsibilities include partnering with engineering teams to enforce security policies, creating and improving security processes, and delivering critical documentation such as threat models and risk management plans for regulatory compliance. The role appeals to candidates seeking to directly impact patient lives by shaping industry standards in a collaborative, patient-first culture. While the position is primarily based in Danvers, MA or Raritan, NJ with a requirement to be in-office at least three days per week, remote work options may be considered on a case-by-case basis.

This Principal Product Security Engineer role supports the newly formed Product Security team within Johnson & Johnson's medical device division. The position focuses on embedding security by design throughout the product lifecycle, from pre-market development to post-market vulnerability management. Key responsibilities include partnering with engineering teams to enforce security policies, creating and improving security processes, and delivering critical documentation such as threat models and risk management plans. The role also involves guiding compliance certification activities and advising development teams on balancing business needs with medical device security objectives. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to directly impact patient lives within a collaborative, patient-first culture. The position is based in Danvers, MA or Raritan, NJ, with a hybrid work arrangement requiring office presence at least three days per week.

This Principal Product Security Engineer role supports the newly formed Product Security team within Johnson & Johnson's medical device division. The position focuses on embedding security by design throughout the product lifecycle, from pre-market development to post-market vulnerability management. Key responsibilities include partnering with engineering teams to enforce security policies, creating and improving security processes, and delivering critical documentation such as threat models and risk management plans. The role appeals to candidates seeking to directly impact patient lives by shaping industry standards and ensuring compliance with rigorous regulatory frameworks like FDA, ISO 27001, and SOC2. The position is based in Danvers, MA, or Raritan, NJ, with a hybrid work arrangement requiring office presence three days per week, offering a collaborative environment within a Patient First culture.

This Principal Product Security Engineer role supports the newly formed Product Security team within Johnson & Johnson's medical device division, focusing on integrating security by design into the product lifecycle. The position requires partnering with engineering groups to enforce security policies, develop risk management documentation, and guide teams through pre-market and post-market compliance activities. Key responsibilities include creating security processes, acting as a subject matter expert on cyber threats, and supporting certifications such as SOC2 and ISO 27001. The role is based in Danvers, MA, with a hybrid schedule requiring three days in the office, though remote options may be considered. The position appeals to candidates seeking to impact patient safety directly within a collaborative, patient-first culture while shaping industry standards for medical device security.

This early-career Software Engineer role within Johnson & Johnson's Surgery team focuses on enhancing the cybersecurity of medical products in Santa Clara, California. The position involves designing and implementing security controls, conducting code and design reviews with a security focus, and performing risk assessments to identify and mitigate software vulnerabilities. Key responsibilities include developing C++ applications in a Linux environment and collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure compliance with FDA regulations. The role appeals to candidates passionate about applying technology to improve patient outcomes through smarter, less invasive surgical solutions. While primarily onsite, remote work options may be considered on a case-by-case basis, and the position offers opportunities for professional growth within a mission-driven healthcare innovation environment.

This Principal Product Security Engineer role is part of the Technology Enterprise Strategy & Security team within Johnson & Johnson's medical device division. The position focuses on embedding security by design into the product development lifecycle, partnering with engineering groups to ensure adherence to security policies and regulatory standards. Key responsibilities include creating and improving security processes, acting as a subject matter expert on cyber security matters, and delivering critical documentation for pre-market activities and compliance certifications such as SOC2 and ISO 27001. The role appeals to candidates seeking to directly impact patient lives through innovative security solutions in a regulated environment. The position is based in Danvers, MA, with a hybrid work arrangement requiring office presence three days per week, though remote options may be considered on a case-by-case basis.

This Principal Product Security Engineer role supports the newly formed Product Security team within Johnson & Johnson's medical device division. The position focuses on embedding security by design throughout the product lifecycle, from pre-market development to post-market vulnerability management. Key responsibilities include partnering with engineering teams to enforce security policies, creating and improving security processes, and delivering critical documentation such as threat models and risk management plans. The role also involves guiding compliance certification activities and advising development teams on balancing business needs with medical device security objectives. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to directly impact patient lives within a Patient First culture. The position is based in Danvers, MA, with a hybrid work arrangement requiring office presence three days per week, though remote options may be considered case-by-case.

This early-career Software Engineer role within Johnson & Johnson's Surgery team focuses on enhancing the cybersecurity of medical products in Santa Clara, California. The position involves designing and implementing software security controls, conducting code and design reviews with a security focus, and performing risk assessments to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities in C++ applications. The role offers the opportunity to work in a hybrid environment with cross-functional teams to deliver life-saving technologies in a regulated setting. It is appealing for candidates seeking to apply their technical skills to meaningful healthcare innovations while working in a collaborative culture that values curiosity and professional growth.

This Principal Product Security Engineer role resides within the Technology Enterprise Strategy & Security team at Johnson & Johnson, focusing on securing medical device products. The position involves partnering with engineering groups to embed security by design throughout the product lifecycle, from pre-market development to post-market vulnerability management. Key responsibilities include creating and refining security processes, acting as a subject matter expert on cyber threats, and delivering critical documentation for regulatory compliance such as SOC2 and ISO 27001. The opportunity is appealing for its chance to directly impact patient safety while shaping industry standards in a Patient First culture. The role is based in Danvers, MA or Raritan, NJ, with a hybrid work arrangement requiring office presence three days per week.

This Principal Product Security Engineer role supports the newly formed Product Security team within Johnson & Johnson's medical device division. The position focuses on embedding security by design throughout the product lifecycle, from pre-market development to post-market vulnerability management. Key responsibilities include partnering with engineering teams to enforce security policies, creating and improving security processes, and delivering critical documentation such as threat models and risk management plans. The role appeals to candidates seeking to directly impact patient lives by shaping industry standards and ensuring compliance with rigorous frameworks like ISO 27001 and FDA regulations. The position is based in Danvers, MA or Raritan, NJ, with a hybrid work arrangement requiring office presence three days per week, offering a collaborative environment within a Patient First culture.

This senior project management role within ReSource Pro's Tech Services team focuses on leading complex enterprise-level technology transformations for insurance clients. The position involves overseeing high-stakes implementations, data migrations, and automation initiatives across core systems like Guidewire and Duck Creek. Key responsibilities include defining delivery frameworks, managing multi-stakeholder project roadmaps, mitigating risks, and serving as a strategic advisor to align technology outcomes with business goals. The role is appealing due to the opportunity to work with a market-leading organization recognized for its client retention and growth, offering a remote work arrangement for U.S. residents. Candidates benefit from a culture centered on teamwork and excellence, supported by comprehensive health coverage, a 401k match, and a strong emphasis on professional development.

The Communications Lead role supports a critical Air Force modernization effort by managing secure communications and IT infrastructure across multiple defense stakeholders. Key responsibilities include designing network bed-down initiatives, developing System Security Plans for classified environments, and maintaining advanced security protocols for Multi-Level Secure and Special Access Program systems. The position requires coordinating complex network architectures, managing database operations, and ensuring strict compliance with DoD regulations. This opportunity appeals to seasoned professionals seeking to make a direct impact on high-stakes national defense missions within a collaborative, mission-driven culture. The role involves significant technical leadership in a secure environment, offering comprehensive benefits and professional development resources.

The Education Program Coordinator role supports the Professional Development team at ASTRO, a mission-driven organization in the U.S. healthcare landscape. The position focuses on coordinating the education and scientific components of live, in-person meetings, including the Annual Meeting. Key responsibilities include managing speaker communications and scheduling, updating website content, maintaining technology tools, and handling administrative tasks such as ACCME documentation and session content audits. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement based in Arlington, VA, with eligibility for telework up to three days per week after training. This position is appealing for those passionate about lifelong learning and medical education, offering opportunities to work with diverse volunteers and physicians in a collaborative environment while contributing to the advancement of radiation oncology.

This Cloud Solutions Architect role at Opti9 focuses on designing and delivering scalable, secure cloud architectures for diverse business clients. The position involves leading customer migrations to the public cloud, creating cost-optimized technical designs, and collaborating with sales and engineering teams to build proposals and ensure successful deployments. Key responsibilities include conducting architectural workshops, mentoring junior staff, and advocating for cloud adoption through complex technical discussions. The role appeals to professionals seeking a hybrid work arrangement with unlimited PTO and a supportive, casual culture that prioritizes innovation and continuous learning. Opportunities for professional growth include access to training and certification support within a collaborative team environment.

This full-time Field Computer Specialist role supports the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) at GDIT, focusing on IT infrastructure and operations within the Norfolk, Virginia area. The position involves implementing STIG releases, managing vulnerability reports, performing software upgrades, and troubleshooting operating systems and virtual environments. Key responsibilities also include creating automation scripts, documenting procedures, and coordinating with leadership to maintain mission-critical systems. The role appeals to candidates seeking meaningful work with a direct impact on national security, offering a collaborative culture that values innovation and military-friendly support. While the position requires onsite presence with 25 to 50 percent local travel, it provides opportunities for professional growth through internal mobility and career development tools.

This full-time Systems Administrator Principal role supports the Engineering, Development, Integration and Sustainment program for the U.S. Space Force at Schriever AFB. The position focuses on managing a Linux-heavy enterprise environment, including the installation, configuration, and maintenance of production servers within a VMWare virtualized infrastructure. Key responsibilities involve enforcing DISA STIG security compliance, performing daily system monitoring and log management, executing security scans, and conducting root cause analysis for hardware and software issues. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to national security missions while working with a highly technical, cross-functional team. The position requires a TS/SCI clearance and offers a collaborative culture focused on resilience and advanced technology, with occasional on-call support duties.

This mid-level Actuarial Analyst role supports the Modeling Factory and Insights teams at USAA, focusing on delivering financial security to the military community. The position involves independently applying complex actuarial methodologies to solve unstructured business problems, utilizing statistical techniques for trend analysis and catastrophe modeling, and leading cross-functional initiatives as a technical subject matter expert. Key responsibilities include creating training materials for teammates, identifying process improvements, and communicating complex insights to executive leadership. The role offers a collaborative culture defined by core values of integrity and service, along with opportunities for professional growth through career path planning and continuing education. While the position requires an in-office presence four days per week across several US locations, relocation assistance is available for qualified candidates.

This full-time Actuary role within USAA's Underwriting & Pricing Analytics department focuses on building and maintaining advanced pricing and demand models for auto and property lines. The position involves applying complex statistical techniques to develop pricing methodologies, ensuring regulatory compliance, and leading special projects to automate workflows. Key responsibilities include interpreting catastrophe model results, training team members, and communicating data-driven solutions to executive leadership. The role offers a collaborative environment with a strong mission to support the military community, featuring relocation assistance and a hybrid work arrangement requiring four days in the office across several US locations.

This Actuarial Analyst I role supports Pricing, Indications, and Reserving teams at USAA, focusing on delivering financial security to the military community. The position involves independently applying complex actuarial methodologies to unstructured projects, performing trend analysis, running catastrophe models, and communicating technical insights to executive leadership. Key responsibilities include identifying process improvements, leading unit initiatives, and training teammates on actuarial tools. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative culture defined by integrity and service, with opportunities for professional growth through career path planning and continuing education. The position requires an in-office presence four days per week across various US locations.

The Senior Data Engineer role within Koch Industries' Data Management, Enablement and Transformation team focuses on designing and implementing robust data pipelines to support tax and finance initiatives. Key responsibilities include writing efficient SQL and Python code to optimize data flow, collaborating with architects on scalable solutions, and serving as a subject matter expert across cross-functional teams. The position emphasizes adherence to SDLC and Agile frameworks while ensuring data governance and security. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking an entrepreneurial culture that values innovation and individual contribution, offering flexibility with onsite presence in Wichita, Plano, or Atlanta. The role provides a chance to work with modern cloud technologies and contribute to a global organization dedicated to creating value across diverse industries.