Infrastructure & Security Manager

Sourceability ® is a global digital distributor of electronic components transforming how modern businesses bring products to market. With innovation, quality and logistics as the backbone of the company, Sourceability’s cutting-edge products and services expedite the procurement process across a wide range of industries, including communications/cellular, consumer electronics, and auto manufacturing. Sourceability is building a new Global Engineering Organization (GEO) to strengthen technology ownership, improve production reliability, and build long-term internal engineering and infrastructure capability.

We are looking for an Infrastructure Security Manager to lead the infrastructure and security function within GEO. This role is responsible for server, network, data center, hybrid infrastructure, identity, access control, infrastructure security, vulnerability management, monitoring, disaster recovery readiness, and operational risk reduction for business-critical systems. This is a functional management role.

The Infrastructure Security Manager will manage infrastructure and security capacity, priorities, vendors, operational processes, team execution, and escalation handling. Platform / DevOps Data will own CI/CD, deployment automation, environments, data platform, and release tooling. Software Engineering will own application code and application-level technical delivery.

Business IT / end-user IT boundaries may be handled separately depending on the company operating model. The right candidate should be hands-on enough to understand technical details, challenge weak plans, manage urgent incidents, and guide infrastructure and security engineers, while also being able to build process discipline and communicate risk clearly to leadership. This is a hybrid role working from our Austin, TX office.

Scope of Ownership: This role focuses on technology infrastructure and security operations that support production systems, engineering teams, and critical business platforms. The role may coordinate with end-user IT or business technology teams, but it should not become a helpdesk or general desktop support manager role. Production infrastructure, server operations, virtualization, storage, backups, and data center coordination.

Network operations including firewalls, VPNs, routing, DNS, load balancing, segmentation, and connectivity between offices, data centers, cloud services, and remote users. Infrastructure security controls including patching, vulnerability remediation, access control, privileged access, endpoint/server protection, and security monitoring coordination. Identity and access control governance for production and engineering systems, including least privilege, access reviews, and escalation approval paths.

Disaster recovery and business continuity readiness for infrastructure services and critical systems. Vendor and managed service coordination for infrastructure, network, security tooling, data center, cloud, and telecom services. Insight on Your Impact: In this role, you will: Lead and manage the infrastructure and security function within GEO, including current and future SysOps, infrastructure, network, and cybersecurity resources.

Own operational reliability for infrastructure supporting business-critical systems, including servers, virtualization, storage, network connectivity, VPNs, firewalls, identity, and monitoring. Establish clear infrastructure ownership, escalation paths, operational runbooks, change discipline, and incident response expectations. Manage infrastructure and security priorities, capacity, vendors, and delivery risks in partnership with the CTO and other GEO leaders.

Partner with Platform, DevOps Data teams to support stable environments, deployment needs, monitoring, observability, and release readiness. Partner with Software Engineering teams to ensure infrastructure constraints, access needs, environment dependencies, and production risks are understood and addressed.