Software Engineer, Trusted Computing and Cryptography

Candidates must have extensive experience as a software engineer working on global-scale production systems and be experienced in deploying cryptographic systems at scale with a strong understanding of production cryptographic key management. Familiarity with security primitives such as TPM2, Secure Boot, secure enclaves, and confidential computing platforms is required, along with professional experience programming in Python and proficiency in Rust and/or C/C++. The ideal candidate will own problems end-to-end, be willing to acquire missing knowledge, have experience architecting, observing, and debugging production distributed systems, exhibit a humble attitude, eagerness to help colleagues, and a commitment to the team's success. Self-direction and experience rebuilding or significantly refactoring production systems to accommodate rapidly increasing scale are also important, as is a good intuition for when off-the-shelf solutions will work and the ability to quickly build tools to accelerate workflows when they won't.