Develop and maintain CrowdStrike’s macOS endpoint security sensor using C/C++ and Swift. Design, implement, and own features across operating-system subsystems including filesystems, memory, processes, and networking. Build reliable, high-performance, multithreaded software, troubleshoot customer-reported issues, collaborate with distributed teams, and use AI technologies to improve workflows and decision-making.

Design and develop high-reliability, highly concurrent Linux security sensor software for large-scale environments. Lead technical proposals, design reviews, planning, debugging, incident resolution, testing improvements, and cross-team architecture discussions. Mentor junior engineers, communicate technical tradeoffs, and influence engineering direction. Work across kernel, memory, process, filesystem, and networking subsystems, with opportunities to use eBPF and endpoint security technologies.

Designs and operates large-scale distributed systems for customer placement, auto balancing, and autoscaling within CrowdStrike’s multi-tenant NG-SIEM platform. The role uses real-time usage data to optimize performance and resource utilization, investigates LogScale ingestion, storage, caching, and query behavior, and delivers reliable production features. Responsibilities include incident response, technical strategy, cross-team alignment, mentoring, and leading ambiguous scalability initiatives. The position is hybrid in Sunnyvale, Redmond, New York City, or Austin.