Sr. Member of Technical Staff - Platform
Sr. Member of Technical Staff - Platform
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- The VEN Policy Platform team is seeking a talented engineer with a strong background and interest in Networking, Operating Systems and System Software Development, who will work on our industry-leading Adaptive Segmentation Solution.
- We are looking for an engineer to build C++ system services for the Illumio Virtual Enforcement Node — a software agent that runs inside application workloads to enforce security policies within the Illumio Adaptive Security Platform.
- Your C++ code will be used in a lightweight agent that delivers micro-segmentation security by building on proven, pre-existing mechanisms inside both Unix (Linux, Solaris, AIX), Windows and MacOS operating systems, in order to minimize its footprint.
- Your desire to help build system services, combined with your knowledge of operating systems, will be leveraged to build innovative solutions.
- Your code will help to secure our customers' most critical systems and applications.
- You will have an immediate impact on features within Virtual Enforcement Node, from concept, design, and development, and you will learn from a talented team of engineers.
- Your Toolkit:
- Bachelor's in computer science or equivalent degree. Master's degree a plus 5+ years building distributed & scalable software systems
- Strong experience in software applications.
- Familiarity with networking at the application level.
- Creative thinking.
- Proficiency in C++.Have authorization to work in the United States.
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