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Ascendion is a full service digital engineering solutions company. We make and manage software platforms and products that power growth and deliver captivating experiences to consumers and employees. Our engineering, cloud, data, experience design, and talent solution capabilities accelerate transformation and impact for enterprise clients. Headquartered in New Jersey, our workforce of 6,000+ Ascenders delivers solutions from around the globe. Ascendion is built differently to engineer the next.
Ascendion | Engineering to elevate life
We have a culture built on opportunity, inclusion, and a spirit of partnership. Come, change the world with us:
- Build the coolest tech for world’s leading brands
- Solve complex problems - and learn new skills
- Experience the power of transforming digital engineering for Fortune 500 clients
- Master your craft with leading training programs and hands-on experience
- Experience a community of change makers!
Join a culture of high-performing innovators with endless ideas and a passion for tech. Our culture is the fabric of our company, and it is what makes us unique and diverse. The way we share ideas, learning, experiences, successes, and joy allows everyone to be their best at Ascendion.
Title: Software Design Engineer 4
Location: Remote
Explain a typical day in the role:
A typical day on Project Talonera involves building and improving AI-driven firmware security analysis pipelines that automatically discover vulnerabilities in third-party firmware. Engineers spend their time developing low-level tooling in C++, Python, and LLVM, transforming firmware source code into analyzable LLVM IR, creating compiler passes, generating and refining fuzzing harnesses, and improving automated vulnerability detection workflows. Daily work may include debugging firmware rehosting issues, investigating crashes discovered during fuzzing campaigns, reducing false positives in security findings, and enhancing LLM-based systems that classify firmware functionality and generate analysis artifacts. Team members collaborate closely with security researchers, compiler engineers, and project leadership to review architecture, prioritize new capabilities, and validate analysis results across diverse firmware targets. As Talonera moves toward open-source release, engineers also contribute to code quality improvements, CI/CD automation, testing, documentation, dependency reviews, developer onboarding experiences, and release-readiness activities, helping transform advanced security research into a production-grade platform that can be used and extended by the broader security community.
Responsibilities
- Build and Enhance Security Analysis Pipelines
- Develop preprocessing pipelines that compile C/C++ firmware code into LLVM Intermediate Representation (IR).
- Implement and maintain LLVM-based transformations to make firmware suitable for off-target analysis and fuzzing.
- Create and improve code-analysis workflows, including call-graph extraction, metadata generation, and static-analysis integrations.
- Design and maintain systems that generate and execute fuzzing campaigns using modern fuzzing frameworks and AI-assisted techniques.
- Improve crash triage systems that automatically identify, deduplicate, and analyze security findings.
-
Develop automated mechanisms to classify code semantics and improve analysis accuracy.
-
Security Automation and Tooling
- Build scalable automation that combines compiler infrastructure, security tooling, and AI-driven workflows.
- Enhance vulnerability detection pipelines and help reduce false positives through improved analysis techniques.
- Improve reporting systems that transform raw security findings into actionable engineering insights.
-
Validate analysis approaches across multiple firmware targets and environments.
-
Open-Source Readiness
- Improve system reliability, modularity, test coverage, and CI/CD automation.
- Create developer documentation, onboarding guides, and architectural references.
- Support dependency review, reproducible builds, and general open-source readiness activities.
-
Help establish contribution workflows, issue triage practices, and release processes for external contributors.
-
Engineering Excellence
- Write clean, maintainable, and well-tested code.
- Participate in design reviews and technical architecture discussions.
- Collaborate closely with engineers across security, hardware, and platform teams.
- Contribute to long-term technical strategy and platform evolution.
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related technical field, or equivalent practical experience.
- Strong professional experience developing software in C/C++.
- Hands-on experience with compiler technologies, LLVM, or low-level systems programming.
- Experience working with fuzzing frameworks such as libFuzzer, AFL, AFL+, or similar technologies.
- Strong understanding of software security principles, including memory-safety vulnerabilities and root-cause analysis.
- Proficiency with Python for automation and tooling development.
- Experience using Git-based development workflows.
- Demonstrated ability to write well-tested, maintainable, and documented production code.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience with firmware, embedded systems, device software, or bare-metal development.
- Knowledge of hardware abstraction layers (HALs), MMIO, emulation, rehosting, or cross-compilation techniques.
- Experience with static-analysis platforms such as CodeQL.
- Familiarity with program-analysis concepts such as call graphs, data-flow analysis, or IR transformations.
- Experience integrating AI, machine learning, or LLM technologies into engineering workflows.
- Previous open-source contributor or maintainer experience.
- Experience building CI/CD pipelines and release automation.
- Familiarity with Azure DevOps, GitHub, or similar development platforms.
Ideal Candidate
The ideal candidate for Project Talonera is a systems software engineer with a strong security mindset who enjoys working at the intersection of compiler technology, firmware analysis, fuzzing, and AI-assisted automation. They likely have several years of professional experience developing low-level software in C/C++, are comfortable working directly with LLVM and LLVM IR, and have hands-on experience building or modifying compiler passes, analysis tools, or developer tooling.
What is the ideal background of a candidate for this role?
- Compiler and Program Analysis Engineering – experience with LLVM, code transformation, static analysis, CodeQL, call-graph analysis, dataflow analysis, or language tooling.
- Security Engineering and Research – experience with fuzzing (libFuzzer, AFL/AFL+), vulnerability discovery, crash triage, exploit mitigation, sanitizer technologies (ASan, UBSan, MSan), and root-cause analysis.
- Firmware or Embedded Systems Development – familiarity with firmware architectures, hardware abstraction layers (HALs), MMIO interfaces, cross-compilation, bare-metal systems, or rehosting techniques.
- Developer Platform and Tooling Engineering – experience building scalable automation pipelines, CI/CD systems, code-generation tools, testing frameworks, and production-quality open-source software.
An ideal candidate is naturally curious and enjoys debugging difficult technical problems that span multiple domains—from understanding firmware internals and compiler behavior to improving AI-driven analysis workflows. They should be comfortable working in a research-oriented environment where ideas are rapidly prototyped and then hardened into reliable production systems. Experience integrating modern LLM-based workflows into developer tools or security pipelines is highly desirable, but deep expertise in AI is less important than having strong foundations in software engineering, security, and systems programming.
Ultimately, the best fit is someone who can look at a complex firmware security challenge and think, "I can automate that," then build the compiler, fuzzing, and analysis infrastructure needed to make that automation reliable, scalable, and ready for open-source adoption.
Top 3 Must-Have HARD Skills
- LLVM / Compiler Engineering – 5+ years
- C/C++ Systems Programming – 7+ years
- Security Fuzzing & Vulnerability Research – 3–5+ years
Salary Range: $166,000 - 172,000 Annually
Factors that may affect pay within this range may include geography/market, skills, education, experience, and other qualifications of the successful candidate.
Benefits: The Company offers the following benefits for this position, subject to applicable eligibility requirements:
- medical insurance
- dental insurance
- vision insurance
- 401(k) retirement plan
- long-term disability insurance
- short-term disability insurance
- 5 personal days accrued each calendar year. The paid time off benefits meet the paid sick and safe time laws that pertain to the City/State
- 10-15 days of paid vacation time
- 6 paid holidays and 1 floating holiday per calendar year
Want to change the world? Let us know.
Tell us about your experiences, education, and ambitions. Bring your knowledge, unique viewpoint, and creativity to the table. Let’s talk!
Job details
Job ID
332718
Job Requirements
Construction Project manager
Location
San Antonio, Texas, US
Recruiter
Tushar
tushar.sahoo@ascendion.com
About Ascendion
Ascendion is a full-service digital engineering solutions company. We make and manage software platforms and products that power growth and deliver captivating experiences to consumers and employees. Our engineering, cloud, data, experience design, and talent solution capabilities accelerate transformation and impact for enterprise clients. Headquartered in New Jersey, our workforce of 6,000+ Ascenders delivers solutions from around the globe. Ascendion is built differently to engineer the next.
About Ascendion:
Ascendion is a full service digital engineering solutions company. We make and manage software platforms and products that power growth and deliver captivating experiences to consumers and employees. Our engineering, cloud, data, experience design, and talent solution capabilities accelerate transformation and impact for enterprise clients. Headquartered in New Jersey, our workforce of 6,000+ Ascenders delivers solutions from around the globe. Ascendion is built differently to engineer the next.
Ascendion | Engineering to elevate life
We have a culture built on opportunity, inclusion, and a spirit of partnership. Come, change the world with us:
- Build the coolest tech for world’s leading brands
- Solve complex problems - and learn new skills
- Experience the power of transforming digital engineering for Fortune 500 clients
- Master your craft with leading training programs and hands-on experience
- Experience a community of change makers!
Join a culture of high-performing innovators with endless ideas and a passion for tech. Our culture is the fabric of our company, and it is what makes us unique and diverse. The way we share ideas, learning, experiences, successes, and joy allows everyone to be their best at Ascendion.
Title: Software Design Engineer 4
Location: Remote
Explain a typical day in the role:
A typical day on Project Talonera involves building and improving AI-driven firmware security analysis pipelines that automatically discover vulnerabilities in third-party firmware. Engineers spend their time developing low-level tooling in C++, Python, and LLVM, transforming firmware source code into analyzable LLVM IR, creating compiler passes, generating and refining fuzzing harnesses, and improving automated vulnerability detection workflows. Daily work may include debugging firmware rehosting issues, investigating crashes discovered during fuzzing campaigns, reducing false positives in security findings, and enhancing LLM-based systems that classify firmware functionality and generate analysis artifacts. Team members collaborate closely with security researchers, compiler engineers, and project leadership to review architecture, prioritize new capabilities, and validate analysis results across diverse firmware targets. As Talonera moves toward open-source release, engineers also contribute to code quality improvements, CI/CD automation, testing, documentation, dependency reviews, developer onboarding experiences, and release-readiness activities, helping transform advanced security research into a production-grade platform that can be used and extended by the broader security community.
Responsibilities
- Build and Enhance Security Analysis Pipelines
- Develop preprocessing pipelines that compile C/C++ firmware code into LLVM Intermediate Representation (IR).
- Implement and maintain LLVM-based transformations to make firmware suitable for off-target analysis and fuzzing.
- Create and improve code-analysis workflows, including call-graph extraction, metadata generation, and static-analysis integrations.
- Design and maintain systems that generate and execute fuzzing campaigns using modern fuzzing frameworks and AI-assisted techniques.
- Improve crash triage systems that automatically identify, deduplicate, and analyze security findings.
-
Develop automated mechanisms to classify code semantics and improve analysis accuracy.
-
Security Automation and Tooling
- Build scalable automation that combines compiler infrastructure, security tooling, and AI-driven workflows.
- Enhance vulnerability detection pipelines and help reduce false positives through improved analysis techniques.
- Improve reporting systems that transform raw security findings into actionable engineering insights.
-
Validate analysis approaches across multiple firmware targets and environments.
-
Open-Source Readiness
- Improve system reliability, modularity, test coverage, and CI/CD automation.
- Create developer documentation, onboarding guides, and architectural references.
- Support dependency review, reproducible builds, and general open-source readiness activities.
-
Help establish contribution workflows, issue triage practices, and release processes for external contributors.
-
Engineering Excellence
- Write clean, maintainable, and well-tested code.
- Participate in design reviews and technical architecture discussions.
- Collaborate closely with engineers across security, hardware, and platform teams.
- Contribute to long-term technical strategy and platform evolution.
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related technical field, or equivalent practical experience.
- Strong professional experience developing software in C/C++.
- Hands-on experience with compiler technologies, LLVM, or low-level systems programming.
- Experience working with fuzzing frameworks such as libFuzzer, AFL, AFL+, or similar technologies.
- Strong understanding of software security principles, including memory-safety vulnerabilities and root-cause analysis.
- Proficiency with Python for automation and tooling development.
- Experience using Git-based development workflows.
- Demonstrated ability to write well-tested, maintainable, and documented production code.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience with firmware, embedded systems, device software, or bare-metal development.
- Knowledge of hardware abstraction layers (HALs), MMIO, emulation, rehosting, or cross-compilation techniques.
- Experience with static-analysis platforms such as CodeQL.
- Familiarity with program-analysis concepts such as call graphs, data-flow analysis, or IR transformations.
- Experience integrating AI, machine learning, or LLM technologies into engineering workflows.
- Previous open-source contributor or maintainer experience.
- Experience building CI/CD pipelines and release automation.
- Familiarity with Azure DevOps, GitHub, or similar development platforms.
Ideal Candidate
The ideal candidate for Project Talonera is a systems software engineer with a strong security mindset who enjoys working at the intersection of compiler technology, firmware analysis, fuzzing, and AI-assisted automation. They likely have several years of professional experience developing low-level software in C/C++, are comfortable working directly with LLVM and LLVM IR, and have hands-on experience building or modifying compiler passes, analysis tools, or developer tooling.
What is the ideal background of a candidate for this role?
- Compiler and Program Analysis Engineering – experience with LLVM, code transformation, static analysis, CodeQL, call-graph analysis, dataflow analysis, or language tooling.
- Security Engineering and Research – experience with fuzzing (libFuzzer, AFL/AFL+), vulnerability discovery, crash triage, exploit mitigation, sanitizer technologies (ASan, UBSan, MSan), and root-cause analysis.
- Firmware or Embedded Systems Development – familiarity with firmware architectures, hardware abstraction layers (HALs), MMIO interfaces, cross-compilation, bare-metal systems, or rehosting techniques.
- Developer Platform and Tooling Engineering – experience building scalable automation pipelines, CI/CD systems, code-generation tools, testing frameworks, and production-quality open-source software.
An ideal candidate is naturally curious and enjoys debugging difficult technical problems that span multiple domains—from understanding firmware internals and compiler behavior to improving AI-driven analysis workflows. They should be comfortable working in a research-oriented environment where ideas are rapidly prototyped and then hardened into reliable production systems. Experience integrating modern LLM-based workflows into developer tools or security pipelines is highly desirable, but deep expertise in AI is less important than having strong foundations in software engineering, security, and systems programming.
Ultimately, the best fit is someone who can look at a complex firmware security challenge and think, "I can automate that," then build the compiler, fuzzing, and analysis infrastructure needed to make that automation reliable, scalable, and ready for open-source adoption.
Top 3 Must-Have HARD Skills
- LLVM / Compiler Engineering – 5+ years
- C/C++ Systems Programming – 7+ years
- Security Fuzzing & Vulnerability Research – 3–5+ years
Salary Range: $166,000 - 172,000 Annually
Factors that may affect pay within this range may include geography/market, skills, education, experience, and other qualifications of the successful candidate.
Benefits: The Company offers the following benefits for this position, subject to applicable eligibility requirements:
- medical insurance
- dental insurance
- vision insurance
- 401(k) retirement plan
- long-term disability insurance
- short-term disability insurance
- 5 personal days accrued each calendar year. The paid time off benefits meet the paid sick and safe time laws that pertain to the City/State
- 10-15 days of paid vacation time
- 6 paid holidays and 1 floating holiday per calendar year
Want to change the world? Let us know.
Tell us about your experiences, education, and ambitions. Bring your knowledge, unique viewpoint, and creativity to the table. Let’s talk!
Job details
Job ID
332718
Job Requirements
Construction Project manager
Location
San Antonio, Texas, US
Recruiter
Tushar
tushar.sahoo@ascendion.com
About Ascendion
Ascendion is a full-service digital engineering solutions company. We make and manage software platforms and products that power growth and deliver captivating experiences to consumers and employees. Our engineering, cloud, data, experience design, and talent solution capabilities accelerate transformation and impact for enterprise clients. Headquartered in New Jersey, our workforce of 6,000+ Ascenders delivers solutions from around the globe. Ascendion is built differently to engineer the next.
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Search Construction Manager Jobs in TexasConstruction Manager Jobs in Texas: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies sponsor visas for construction managers in Texas?
Several large construction and engineering firms based in Texas have established records of sponsoring work visas for construction managers. Fluor Corporation (headquartered in Irving), Jacobs Engineering (Dallas), and Turner Construction's Texas offices appear frequently in Department of Labor disclosure data for H-1B visa sponsorship. Large general contractors operating on energy, infrastructure, and commercial developments in Houston and Dallas also sponsor international hires for project and construction management positions.
Which visa types are most common for construction manager roles in Texas?
The H-1B is the most common visa category for construction managers in Texas, applicable when the role requires at least a bachelor's degree in construction management, civil engineering, or a related field. The L-1A is another pathway for managers transferring from a foreign office of a multinational firm with Texas operations. TN visa status is available to Canadian and Mexican nationals whose construction management role qualifies under USMCA professional categories.
How to find construction manager visa sponsorship jobs in Texas?
Migrate Mate is the most direct way to find construction manager visa sponsorship jobs in Texas, with listings filtered specifically by role and state so you're not sorting through positions that don't offer sponsorship. Texas has active hiring across Houston's energy corridor, the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, and San Antonio's growing commercial sector, so filtering by city on Migrate Mate can help you target the markets with the highest concentration of open roles.
Which cities in Texas have the most construction manager sponsorship jobs?
Houston consistently has the highest volume of construction manager sponsorship opportunities in Texas, driven by petrochemical plant construction, port infrastructure, and large commercial developments. Dallas-Fort Worth is close behind, with major corporate campus, mixed-use, and transportation projects fueling demand. Austin's sustained growth in tech and residential construction has increased hiring there as well, while San Antonio sees steady activity from military-adjacent and healthcare construction projects.
Are there any Texas-specific considerations for construction manager visa sponsorship?
Texas has no state income tax, which affects prevailing wage calculations under H-1B Labor Condition Applications since the Department of Labor sets prevailing wages by metropolitan area. Houston, Dallas, and Austin each fall under different wage determinations, so the required wage for the same construction manager title can differ meaningfully by city. Texas's oil, gas, and petrochemical construction sectors also create demand for specialized project management experience that not all states offer at the same scale.
What is the prevailing wage for sponsored construction manager jobs in Texas?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.