Remote Product Security Engineer (Rust/Go)

Chainlink; United States; Remote; USD 140,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

Chainlink Labs is seeking a Product Security Engineer to strengthen the security of our products through hands-on software engineering and rigorous security risk evaluation. You will work in the Product Security team to deliver reliable, security-focused solutions across development and deployment.

Responsibilities include designing and maintaining security systems, identifying attack paths, and improving software reliability while balancing technical tradeoffs.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated software development experience including writing, debugging, and maintaining production‑quality code.
• Hands‑on programming experience in Rust or Go with effective implementation and problem solving.
• Experience designing, building, or implementing security systems with an understanding of security in technical design.
• Proven experience reviewing security systems, identifying vulnerabilities, and evaluating technical risks.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and maintain security systems that strengthen the security of Chainlink's products.
• Identify security vulnerabilities and potential attack paths through systematic technical reviews.
• Improve reliability and maintainability of security-focused software through high-quality implementation and testing.
• Evaluate security risks and engineering tradeoffs to inform technical decisions and reduce vulnerabilities.
• Deliver security engineering solutions from implementation through deployment, incorporating findings from technical reviews.

Skills

Rust

Go

Security engineering

Job description

Chainlink Labs is seeking a Product Security Engineer to strengthen the security of our products through hands-on software engineering and rigorous security risk evaluation. You will work in the Product Security team to deliver reliable, security-focused solutions across development and deployment.

Responsibilities include designing and maintaining security systems, identifying attack paths, and improving software reliability while balancing technical tradeoffs.