Cyber One Solutions hires engineers, technicians, and operations people who want to do technically interesting work for businesses that actually depend on the outcome. Our clients are real operators, not hypothetical personas, and the systems we build run critical infrastructure for healthcare, finance, government, hospitality, and manufacturing customers across Texas and Tennessee. The work is real and the impact is measurable.
What engineering careers look like here.
We run a flat technical org with tight collaboration between the helpdesk, the NOC, the security team, and the project engineering bench. New engineers spend time across functions so they build a complete mental model of a client environment before specializing. Senior engineers own technology domains and mentor the rest of the team. Nobody is stuck at the bottom of a ticket queue hoping to get noticed.
Compensation, benefits, and work location.
We offer competitive salary, a real benefits package including medical, dental, vision, life insurance, and retirement matching, paid time off that actually gets used, and a training budget every engineer is expected to spend. Most roles are hybrid with a blend of office and remote work, anchored to one of our offices in Houston, Dallas, Spring, Lufkin, or Sevierville. Certain roles are fully remote for the right candidate.
The kind of work that lands on an engineer desk.
In a given week an engineer here might design a network segmentation plan for a healthcare client, respond to a real phishing incident at a legal firm, migrate a manufacturing shop off a dying on premise server, tune a firewall policy for a CMMC audit, or spin up a disaster recovery test in our Spring datacenter. No two days are the same and there is no shortage of genuinely hard problems.
How we interview.
Our interview process is designed to be respectful of your time and predictive of actual job performance. Expect a short phone screen with a recruiter, a technical conversation with an engineer, a scenario walk through with the hiring manager, and a final culture conversation with the team. We do not use puzzle questions and we do not pretend to care about things that have nothing to do with the work. The interview tells us how you think and gives you a real picture of what the job actually is.