Staff Engineer, Endpoint Agent

San Francisco, CA - USA

Monthly Salary: Not Disclosed

Posted on: 30+ days ago

Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

The Role:

Halcyon is redefining what security software can do with a focus on anti-ransomware innovation. Were seeking a Staff Engineer to help lead the design and development of our cross-platform endpoint agent. This role is instrumental in shaping both the technical architecture and future direction of our Windows Linux and macOS protection capabilities.

Responsibilities:

Own the technical vision and architecture of Halcyons cross-platform endpoint agent covering user-space services kernel drivers and tooling
Collaborate with cross-functional teams including researchers product managers and engineers to design and implement cutting-edge anti-ransomware features
Lead complex cross-platform engineering efforts balancing performance scalability and security
Mentor and support the growth of engineers across the endpoint team
Troubleshoot and resolve complex high-impact technical issues during feature development
Define implement and improve engineering processes and standards across the team
Champion technical excellence and product quality advocating for best practices in all aspects of development

Skills and Qualifications:

Experience developing high-quality code in Rust (preferred) or C
Proven track record developing endpoint security products
Experience in a staff-level or principal engineering role with a focus on architecture and cross-team collaboration
Expert-level knowledge in low-level systems including kernel or driver development on Windows Linux or macOS
Strong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to influence technical and non-technical stakeholders

Required Experience:

Staff IC

The Role:Halcyon is redefining what security software can do with a focus on anti-ransomware innovation. Were seeking a Staff Engineer to help lead the design and development of our cross-platform endpoint agent. This role is instrumental in shaping both the technical architecture and future directi...