• Administer and develop the office network infrastructure (primarily MikroTik, with Ubiquiti deployed in several locations). • Reconfigure network segmentation across all office locations, optimize the existing infrastructure, and eliminate bottlenecks. • Design and implement high-availability solutions for network equipment and WAN connectivity. • Deploy network monitoring systems and introduce additional services to simplify network administration. • Maintain and update the corporate knowledge base (Wiki), keep network diagrams for major office locations current, and manage the organization's IP address space (IPAM). • Remotely prepare and configure network equipment for new office openings. • Work closely with Internet service providers (ISPs) and the team responsible for the data center network core. • Diagnose and resolve incidents related to network infrastructure and associated services.

• Design, build, and operate the Kubernetes platform that powers GNI network automation, telemetry, and operations across data center, colocation, and cloud environments. • Own the lifecycle management for GNI Kubernetes environments, including cluster onboarding, upgrades, capacity, availability, and recovery. • Develop production-quality software and automation for cluster provisioning, validation, upgrades, remediation, and safe multi-cluster delivery through GitOps. • Provide production support for network services hosted on the platform, working with Network Automation and service teams that retain ownership of application architecture, code, and features. • Diagnose complex Kubernetes platform and hosted-service failures involving control-plane health, cluster networking, storage, scheduling, workload placement, and multi-cluster dependencies. • Drive issues from initial signal through verified resolution. • Define production-readiness and observability standards for the platform and hosted network services, including health signals, capacity, alerts, runbooks, and recovery. • Participate in CFR’s production on-call rotation, including scheduled after-hours and weekend coverage. • Lead incident response and recovery, then drive corrective actions to completion.

Role Description Join BILL as Director of Developer Experience and Infrastructure Platform and lead the engineering organization that sets the foundation for how hundreds of services are built, deployed, and operated across the company. This team is the connective tissue of BILL's engineering culture, owning the developer tooling that engineers rely on from their first line of code through production, the platform automation that keeps pace with a growing codebase, and the service platform infrastructure that makes reliability possible at scale. BILL's platform is used every day by hundreds of thousands of small and midsize businesses managing cash flow, accounts payable, and financial operations. Your team will be responsible for keeping BILL's platform fast, reliable, secure, and exceptionally easy to build on. In this role, you will: - Set the technical direction for developer tooling and service platform. - Drive the organizational change management needed to standardize how teams build and ship. - Lead an AI-native developer experience strategy that accelerates the software development lifecycle (SDLC) across the company. - Operate across the full engineering organization as both a technical authority and an influential leader. Responsibilities - Own the strategy and roadmap for BILL's AI-augmented developer platform across two core pillars: developer tooling and service platform. - Drive company-wide change management to standardize how engineering teams build and ship. - Lead, grow, and develop a team of engineers and engineering managers. - Scale the developer experience by architecting the infrastructure required to embed coding assistants into daily workflows. - Optimize the engineering "inner loop" by owning the strategy, tooling, and runtime configurations for local developer environments. - Operate as a senior technical leader and cross-functional partner. - Define and track the metrics that matter: developer experience satisfaction, deployment frequency, system reliability, etc. - Represent the developer platform org in executive-level conversations. Qualifications - 12+ years of experience in software engineering or infrastructure. - At least 5 years leading platform, DevX, or infrastructure teams at a Director level or equivalent scope. - Proven track record of implementing, scaling, and measuring AI-assisted development tools. - Demonstrated ability to lead organizational change at scale. - Extensive technical depth and architectural leadership in modern DevOps practices. - Deep technical and strategic mastery of modern coding assistant technologies. - Strong executive communication skills. - Experience operating in a complex, multi-team engineering environment. Desired Qualifications - Experience building internal custom AI tooling. - Background in fintech, payments, or other regulated, high-availability environments. Requirements - Extensive experience with Kubernetes (k8s), ArgoCD, and GitLab CI/CD platforms. - Credibility to engage with principal engineers on pipeline optimization and deployment strategies. Benefits - 100% paid employee health, dental, and vision plans. - HSA & FSA accounts. - Life Insurance, Long & Short-term disability coverage. - Employee Assistance Program (EAP). - 11+ Observed holidays and wellness days and flexible time off. - Employee Stock Purchase Program with employee discounts. - Wellness & Fitness initiatives. - Employee recognition and referral programs. - And much more.

Role Description Triple Point Security is seeking a Continuity of Operations (COOP) and Contingency Planning Specialist to support continuity, contingency, and business impact analysis activities across our federal client engagements, with a primary focus on a large NIH cybersecurity program. Working within a team of cybersecurity and Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) professionals, the specialist will: - Develop, maintain, and test Business Impact Analyses (BIAs), contingency plans, and COOP documentation in accordance with NIST SP 800-34. - Support recovery planning for mission-critical federal systems. - Work within an integrated Risk Management Framework (RMF) team. Qualifications - Bachelor's degree in Cybersecurity, Information Systems, Information Technology, Emergency Management, Computer Science, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and experience. - 4 to 7 years of experience in continuity of operations, contingency planning, business impact analysis, information security, or risk management. - Demonstrated experience developing and maintaining Business Impact Analyses (BIAs), including system criticality tiering and recovery metrics such as Recovery Time Objective (RTO), Recovery Point Objective (RPO), and Maximum Tolerable Downtime (MTD). - Experience developing, maintaining, and testing Contingency Plans and COOP artifacts in accordance with NIST SP 800-34. - Experience planning and facilitating contingency plan tests and tabletop exercises, and documenting results and after-action corrective actions. - Working knowledge of the Authorization to Operate (ATO) process and the Risk Management Framework (RMF). - Strong understanding of NIST SP 800-53 (particularly CP controls), FISMA, and federal information security and continuity requirements. - Ability to interpret system criticality and recovery requirements and to communicate gaps, risks, and recommendations to both technical and non-technical stakeholders. - Experience collaborating with system owners, ISSOs, security teams, and program stakeholders to develop and validate continuity documentation. - Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to produce clear, audit-ready documentation. - Must be a U.S. citizen and able to obtain and maintain a federal Public Trust or suitability determination. Requirements - Continuity-specific certification such as FEMA Professional Continuity Practitioner (PCP), DRI Certified Business Continuity Professional (CBCP) or Associate (ABCP), or similar. - Familiarity with federal continuity guidance, including Federal Continuity Directive 1 (FCD-1) and NIST SP 800-34. - Experience supporting federal ATO packages and validating supporting artifacts such as contingency plans, BIAs, policies, procedures, and system inventories. - Understanding of cloud continuity and disaster recovery considerations in AWS, Azure, or GCP. - Experience with governance, risk, and compliance tools or authorization repositories used to manage security and continuity artifacts. - Experience working within or supporting federal agencies, federally funded programs, or federal health environments (for example, HHS or NIH). - Relevant certifications such as CISSP, CISM, CGRC, or Security+. Clearance and Certifications - Active federal Public Trust preferred. - Must be a U.S. citizen and able to obtain and maintain a federal Public Trust or suitability determination. (This role does not require a security clearance.) - CompTIA Security+ or equivalent baseline certification: Preferred. - Continuity certification (FEMA PCP, DRI CBCP or ABCP, or similar): Preferred. - CGRC or CISSP: A plus for candidates at the upper end of the experience range. Responsibilities - Develop, maintain, and test Business Impact Analyses (BIAs), contingency plans, and COOP documentation for federal systems in accordance with NIST SP 800-34. - Define and apply consistent BIA metrics, including criticality tiers, RTO, RPO, and MTD. - Plan, facilitate, and document contingency plan tests, tabletop exercises, and training. - Support recovery planning for mission-critical systems and align continuity activities with federal, agency, and NIST requirements. - Support ATO and continuous monitoring activities as they relate to contingency planning. - Collaborate with system owners, ISSOs, program staff, and project managers to implement continuity and contingency requirements. - Provide program and operational support, including status reporting and stakeholder coordination. - Communicate continuity and recovery information effectively to technical, operational, and leadership audiences. Skills The ideal candidate is detail-oriented and organized, comfortable moving between continuity and contingency planning, compliance support, and client-facing deliverable production. They bring a strong foundational understanding of federal continuity and security frameworks and are motivated to deepen their expertise across Triple Point's service areas.