Remote Senior Backend Software Engineer - Server Access

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Description:

  • Teleport is seeking a Senior Backend Software Engineer to join their Server Access team, which focuses on secure access to SSH servers using short-lived credentials.
  • The role involves learning the SSH protocol and related protocols (such as SFTP) and various aspects of Linux (including PAM, BPF, auditd, cgroups) to ensure seamless access to SSH servers.
  • The position is remote and part of a small, agile team that values autonomy and impact.
  • The engineer will work on projects such as adding support for remote port forwarding, automatic discovery and enrollment of servers on Azure and GCP, headless login support, and agentless mode for OpenSSH nodes.
  • Teleport is an open-source project written in Golang with web-based UIs in JavaScript using React.
  • The company emphasizes a security-first mindset, business-savvy approaches, and a commitment to hiring the best talent.

Requirements:

  • Candidates must have experience in Golang or Rust.
  • A strong background in Linux systems engineering is required.
  • Experience in cryptography engineering is a plus.
  • Applicants should be autonomous, security-minded, and business-savvy, with a desire to make impactful decisions.

Benefits:

  • Teleport offers extensive health coverage and an annual expense budget.
  • The company has rest and recovery policies that maximize leave and recharge time.
  • Employees benefit from retirement savings plans and equity in a US$1.1 billion business.
  • Professional development opportunities are provided to help employees grow in their careers.
  • The work environment promotes autonomy, collaboration, and the ability to make significant contributions to the company's direction.
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$ 173,600 - 293,000 USD / year
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