1

Security Program Project Manager Jobs in Texas (NOW HIRING)

AI Project / AI Program Manager Direct Hire Dallas, TX (75 & Northwest Highway-Hybrid) Base + Bonus + Full Benefits Role Overview: Managers lead project teams and client relationships, ensuring ...

Must Have Skills: • AWS • Scrum • Project Management Nice to Have Skills: Detailed • The Program Manager will lead end-to-end delivery of large, complex programs within the client account ...

Control project cost against the approved budget, manage change orders and contingency, and issue a monthly cost and schedule report to leadership. * Chair weekly coordination between construction ...

Lead Program Manager

Austin, TX · On-site

$127K - $155K/yr

The Team The Security Program Management role is a force multiplier for the Infosec organization ... Your portfolio can contain a variety of projects from technology implementations, to security risk ...

Lead Program Manager

Austin, TX

$127K - $155K/yr

The Team The Security Program Management role is a force multiplier for the Infosec organization ... Your portfolio can contain a variety of projects from technology implementations, to security risk ...

Leads the project security program for the construction site, project offices and camp, supporting ... Proven experience managing security programs, including risk assessment, planning, budgeting ...

Showing results 41-60

Security Program Project Manager information

What cities in Texas are hiring for Security Program Project Manager jobs?

Cities in Texas with the most Security Program Project Manager job openings:

Cyber Security Project Manager

Austin, TX

Contractor

Posted 16 days ago


Job description

\n <\/head>\n \n \n

Job Title: <\/span><\/b>Cyber Security <\/b>Project Manager<\/span>\n
<\/p>\n

Job Location: <\/span><\/b>Deerfield Beach, FL (Hybrid \- <\/span>3 Days a week onsite)<\/span>\n
<\/p>\n

Duration: <\/span><\/b>Multi \- Year Contract\n
<\/p>\n

 \n
<\/p>\n

Overview<\/b>\n
<\/p>\n

Our client is standing a new in\-house security program built to address the rapidly evolving threat landscape created by AI. As AI accelerates both the volume and sophistication of attacks, the organization is investing in a dedicated program to harden its endpoint, application, and vulnerability management posture.\n
<\/p>\n

The program spans multiple concurrent technical work streams. Two Project Managers are being added to drive execution across all of them, partnering closely with the engineering leads who own each stream.\n
<\/p>\n

This is a hands\-on, technically grounded PM role. You will not be managing a generic IT portfolio - you will be embedded in cybersecurity work and expected to speak the language of the engineers you support.\n
<\/p>\n

 Key Responsibilities<\/b>\n
<\/p>\n

    \n
  • Drive end\-to\-end delivery across multiple parallel cybersecurity work streams, owning schedule, scope, dependencies, and risk for each<\/span>\n
    <\/li>\n
  • Partner daily with technical work stream leads to translate engineering activity into clear plans, milestones, and executive\-ready status<\/span>\n
    <\/li>\n
  • Manage projects using a waterfall delivery methodology - build and maintain detailed project plans, phase gates, and milestone tracking<\/span>\n
    <\/li>\n
  • Coordinate delivery across security domains including application packaging, endpoint policy and permission management (governing what applications users can install), patch management, and vulnerability remediation<\/span>\n
    <\/li>\n
  • Identify cross\-stream dependencies and resource conflicts early, and escalate with a recommended path forward<\/span>\n
    <\/li>\n
  • Maintain project documentation, issue and risk logs, and status reporting for program leadership<\/span>\n
    <\/li>\n
  • Track work in Azure DevOps (ADO) and keep the board current as a system of record<\/span>\n
    <\/li>\n
  • Facilitate working sessions, stakeholder reviews, and phase\-gate checkpoints across technical and business stakeholders<\/span>\n
    <\/li>\n <\/ul>\n

     Required Qualifications<\/b>\n
    <\/p>\n

      \n
    • 5+ years of project management experience, with a substantial portion supporting cybersecurity or infrastructure programs<\/span>\n
      <\/li>\n
    • Demonstrated technical fluency in security operations - able to hold a credible conversation about patch cycles, CVEs and vulnerability severity, application packaging and deployment, and endpoint policy enforcement<\/span>\n
      <\/li>\n
    • Proven track record managing multiple concurrent work streams and technical stakeholders simultaneously<\/span>\n
      <\/li>\n
    • Strong written and verbal communication skills, including status reporting to senior stakeholders<\/span>\n
      <\/li>\n
    • Working familiarity with Azure DevOps or a comparable work\-tracking tool<\/span>\n
      <\/li>\n
    • Able to work onsite three days per week; must be local to [City, State]<\/span>\n
      <\/li>\n <\/ul>\n

       Preferred Qualifications<\/b>\n
      <\/p>\n

        \n
      • Hands\-on experience delivering with a waterfall methodology (detailed project plans, defined phases, milestone and gate management)<\/span>\n
        <\/li>\n
      • Prior experience supporting a security program stood up from scratch, or a similar 0\-to\-1 program environment<\/span>\n
        <\/li>\n
      • Exposure to AI\-driven threat vectors and how they change traditional security response<\/span>\n
        <\/li>\n
      • Background in endpoint management, SCCM\/Intune, or enterprise software deployment<\/span>\n
        <\/li>\n
      • Experience in a regulated or enterprise\-scale environment<\/span>\n
        <\/li>\n <\/ul>\n

         Notes<\/b>\n
        <\/p>\n

          \n
        • PMP certification is not required.<\/span><\/b> Practical delivery experience in a technical security environment is weighted more heavily than certification.<\/span>\n
          <\/li>\n
        • Agile\/Scrum experience is not required.<\/span><\/b> This program runs on a waterfall model; candidates whose entire background is Agile\-only should be screened carefully for fit.<\/span>\n
          <\/li>\n <\/ul>\n
          \n
          \n <\/div>\n <\/span>\n
          \n <\/body>\n<\/html>