Senior Engineer responsible for building and operating the Enterprise Core Platform (ECP) control plane on Azure, driving platform modernization, AI-native capabilities, and platform-as-a-product practices.
Locations (5)
Seattle, Washington, United States
Downtown Seattle, Washington, United States
Federal Way, Washington, United States
Lynnwood, Washington, United States
Bellevue, Washington, United States
Compensation
Base Salary: $142,000 - $214,000
Responsibilities
Build and operate the Go control plane and its providers
Own capabilities end-to-end from design to operational support
Modernize Azure Kubernetes Service, GitOps, infrastructure as code
Lead migrations and define platform ownership
Communicate technical decisions via ADRs and design notes
Senior Technical Support Engineer responsible for triaging, investigating, and resolving complex customer issues related to Chainguard Images, collaborating with Engineering and other teams, and maintaining knowledge base documentation.
Responsibilities
Triage, investigate, manage, and resolve complex customer issues
Escalate to Engineering when necessary
Communicate with customers and maintain SLAs
Document issues and create knowledge base articles
Support the architectural evolution and influence the future technical direction of Google Cloud's source code management and software supply chain security infrastructure.
Transition source code management (SCM) products into an 'AI-first' era by developing capabilities that enable agents to autonomously orchestrate the software development lifecycle.
Design and develop the next generation of managed software supply chain security services at the intersection of systems development and identity security.
Lead and partner with Cloud foundations teams to build and deliver platforms that meet the security and compliance requirements of enterprise and public sector customers.
Partner with Product Managers and other Tech Leads to prioritize opportunities, efficiently distribute work to the team, and maintain system reliability by participating in Cloud Source on-call rotations.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience
Master’s degree or PhD in Engineering, Computer Science, or a related technical field
Software Security Engineer with TS/SCI clearance to review source code, application designs, and security testing results for U.S. government projects.
Compensation
Pay range: 190,000 - $230,000 depending on experience and skill set
Responsibilities
Perform manual security reviews of source code, pull requests, and application changes to identify vulnerabilities
Assess application security against approved security baseline including NIST SP 800-53, SP 800-218, DISA STIG
Translate controls into code review checklists, acceptance criteria, and developer guidance
Own and define the overall security architecture for industrial connectivity platforms and implement comprehensive security controls across IT and OT environments.
Compensation
100k - 110k dependent upon experience
Responsibilities
Own and define the overall security architecture for industrial connectivity platforms
Design secure network architectures, trust zones, and network segmentation across IT and OT environments
Implement and manage reverse proxy configurations, TLS termination, and secure communication channels
Harden Linux systems, container environments, and OCI-based deployments
Build and maintain features across our CLI, backend, and frontend, with AI coding agents as a core part of your workflow; own outcomes end to end, take ownership of projects from idea through deployment and beyond, and shape architecture and design decisions.
Locations (2)
Canada
United States
Compensation
$170,000 - $220,000 CAD
Responsibilities
Build and maintain features across our CLI, backend, and frontend, with AI coding agents as a core part of your workflow
Take ownership of projects from idea through deployment and beyond
Make architecture and design decisions that keep a fast-moving, increasingly generated codebase coherent, maintainable, and secure
Review, test, and take full responsibility for the code you ship, whether you wrote it or an agent did
Collaborate closely with teammates including product management, sharing context, asking questions, and giving thoughtful feedback