Lead and execute red team operations, develop offensive tooling, and provide threat intelligence to strengthen Grab's security posture across cloud, CI/CD, endpoint, identity, application, and AI environments.
Responsibilities
Lead end-to-end red team operations and intelligence-led Purple Team exercises
Develop command-and-control tooling, implants, payload delivery mechanisms, and operator workflows
Red team AI systems, including internal copilots, agentic workflows, AI-assisted operational tools, and MLOps environments
Use AI tools to improve research, automation, payload development, reporting, operational planning, and analysis of defensive coverage
Translate red team findings and threat intelligence into clear engineering actions
A highly consultative, customer-facing technical authority role at the intersection of Enterprise AI and client-facing infrastructure design, focused on designing production-ready repeatable architectural blueprints and leading technical scoping for strategic customers.
Responsibilities
Design and document comprehensive, production-ready system architecture blueprints and reference topologies.
Lead the technical scoping, discovery, and execution of deep-dive customer workshops.
Design custom Proofs-of-Concept (POCs) and architectural walk-throughs to validate technical feasibility.
Serve as a trusted technical advisor to regional engineering teams and corporate executives.
Collaborate with external technology ecosystems such as chip manufacturers, ISVs, and regional system integrators to design and validate joint-architecture solutions.
A highly consultative, customer-facing technical authority role at the intersection of Enterprise AI and client-facing infrastructure design, designing production-ready, repeatable architectural blueprints and leading technical scoping alongside strategic customers.
Responsibilities
Design and document comprehensive, production-ready system architecture blueprints and reference topologies
Lead the technical scoping, discovery, and execution of deep-dive customer workshops
Design custom Proofs-of-Concept (POCs) and architectural walk-throughs to validate technical feasibility
Serve as a trusted technical advisor to regional engineering teams and corporate executives
Collaborate with external technology ecosystems (chip manufacturers, ISVs, regional system integrators)
Senior Product Manager for the Extensible Compute team, which builds Snowpark Container Services (SPCS), the compute platform for running customer container workloads and Snowflake's first-party products. The role involves owning the product roadmap, compute instance portfolio across AWS, Azure, and GCP, and managing storage/file system capabilities.
Locations (2)
Menlo Park, California, United States
Bellevue, Washington, United States
Compensation
The estimated base salary range for this role is $200,000 - $287,500. Additionally, this role is eligible to participate in Snowflake’s bonus and equity plan.
Responsibilities
Own the SPCS product roadmap and ship it.
Manage the compute instance portfolio across AWS, Azure, and GCP (general-purpose CPU, ARM, and GPU).
Turn requests from first-party product partners into platform capabilities.
Take features from early preview to general availability.
Work credibly with senior engineers on architecture, performance, reliability, and cost.
Lead enterprise hosting operations across cloud and on-premises environments, ensuring reliable, secure, resilient, cost-effective, and standardized infrastructure services. The role will own operational performance while driving modernization, automation, cloud adoption, datacenter transformation, service governance, and continuous improvement.
Responsibilities
Own end-to-end delivery and operational health of hosting services across Azure, AWS, GCP, datacenter, compute, storage, backup, network dependencies, container platforms such as AKS, EKS, GKE and Virtual Desktop Infrastructure.
Provide leadership for availability, capacity, performance, incident, problem, change, vulnerability, backup, and disaster-recovery management.
Lead P1 and P2-major incident governance, including troubleshooting, resolution, root-cause analysis, corrective actions, recurring-issue elimination, and executive communications.
Establish measurable service performance through SLAs, availability, incident trends, patching, vulnerability remediation, backup success, and DR readiness.
Drive infrastructure modernization, including cloud migration, datacenter exit, consolidation, platform standardization, automation, Infrastructure as Code, and reduction of technical debt.
Lead the delivery of mission-critical digital infrastructure supporting the Advanced Photon Source (APS), focusing on high-performance computing (HPC), networking, Linux scientific platforms, and Windows enterprise services.
Compensation
The expected hiring range for this position is $135,458.00 - $211,313.70.
Responsibilities
Managing the IT group that plans, designs, develops, supports, integrates, implements, and/or operates enterprise-wide computer systems and networks.
Implement policies, procedures, and guidelines to ensure efficient, economical, and effective IT planning, acquisition, and management.
Collaborate on the development of a strategy for the digitization of the APS IT infrastructure.
Work with Laboratory Information Technology and Argonne Cyber Security Office to ensure systems operate within Laboratory and DOE/DHS Security standards.
Acts as the Chief Information Officer for the APS.
Requirements
Bachelor’s or a master's degree in computer science
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