Top Cybersecurity & IT Jobs in Madison, WI

As a Technical Support Engineer at Appspace, you'll provide advanced troubleshooting for software, hardware, and network issues. Key responsibilities include resolving customer issues via various communication channels, identifying root causes, advising on network requirements, and documenting interactions in the company's CRM.

The IT Security Analyst will enhance Wpromote's security posture by collaborating with security vendors for SOC 2 compliance and advancing CIS CSC controls. Responsibilities include developing security processes, conducting security evaluations, and optimizing SOC 2 engagements. Experience with application security and security auditing is desired.

As a SOC Analyst, you will monitor security environments, analyze security alerts, support incident response, and help maintain 24/7 coverage. Responsibilities include continuous monitoring, threat hunting, security event auditing, and implementing improvements within the SOC.

As a Cloud Operations and Support Engineer, you'll manage the operational health of the Docebo platform, addressing customer issues, diagnosing operational problems, and coordinating responses across teams. Key responsibilities include incident management, service monitoring, troubleshooting outages, and maintaining the infrastructure. The role involves on-call duties and requires strong knowledge of Docebo's architecture.

As a Marketing Systems Administrator, you will support the Go-to-Market team at Stripe by designing and implementing marketing technology solutions. Responsibilities include collaborating with business partners, crafting technical roadmaps, and ensuring effective system functionality. The role demands strong analytical skills, proven leadership communication, and problem-solving capabilities within a fast-paced environment.

As a Leave Administrator, you will manage the paperwork for employee benefits claims, ensure timely submission of claims, and improve processes in collaboration with the customer-facing team while excelling in a remote environment.

The Linux System Administrator will oversee the administration of Linux and Windows servers, focusing on performance, high availability, and disaster recovery. Key responsibilities include managing app servers, monitoring system integrity, applying updates, and ensuring security measures are in place.