Tysons, Virginia, United States

Director of Information Technology

USD 190K–220K / yearStaffGeneral management and executives

CISSPCISMPMPProcurementVendor managementAccess controlBudget management

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Credence, a company in aerospace and defense, has an open position for Director of Information Technology. The posting gives Tysons, United States as the location. We classify it under general management and executives. The role includes some travel. A university degree is required. Certifications named in the posting: CISSP, CISM and PMP. There are 64 open positions from Credence on this site, 19 of them in IT and engineering.

Posted 1 day ago · Last checked 2026-10-28

About Credence

Aerospace and defense Non-tech company with an IT team 64 open positions, 30% in IT and engineering. Most open roles: Strategy, consulting and analysis (9), Project and program management (8), DevOps / SRE / platform / cloud (7).

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Workplace	Workplace not stated
Seniority	Staff
Role	General management and executives
Countries	United States
Employment type	Full-time
Key facts	Degree required · Certifications: CISSP, CISM, PMP · Some travel · Security clearance required

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