Remote Staff Software Engineer - Systems Security (EMEA or US EST)
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Description:
Fortanix is seeking a Staff Software Engineer (Systems Security) to join their EMEA team, ideally located in Eindhoven, Netherlands, but open to candidates across EMEA and US EST.
The role involves being a technical leader with at least 3-5 years of experience in systems programming, focusing on developing tools and SDKs for confidential computing platforms.
Responsibilities include being a subject matter expert on confidential computing environments, supporting software development, enabling remote attestation, and providing technical direction.
The engineer will design, develop, and implement high-quality software solutions that meet security and performance standards while staying current with emerging technologies.
The position also involves contributing to strategic planning, conducting code reviews, and driving the adoption of new tools and methodologies to improve development efficiency.
Requirements:
Candidates must have at least 3-5 years of hands-on experience with C/C++, Rust, and x86 or ARM assembly, along with experience in another high-level language.
A PhD in Computer Security or Computer Systems, or equivalent experience, is required.
Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to think critically and creatively are essential.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills are necessary to articulate complex technical concepts.
Contributions to open-source projects are preferred.
Benefits:
The position offers a competitive salary and equity package.
Employees receive quarterly recharge days and 40 hours of Volunteer Time Off per year.
The opportunity to work in a friendly, collaborative environment that aims to redefine cloud computing is provided.
Fortanix is committed to diversity and inclusion, ensuring equal opportunity for all applicants and teammates.
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