Remote Senior Engineering Manager, Client Platform (Equity)

NightDragon Acquisition Corp.; United States; A distancia; USD 242.000 - 275.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Inclusive team

Growth opportunities

Innovative culture

Remote work

Competitive compensation

Descripción de la vacante

Horizon3.ai is a remote cybersecurity company building NodeZero, a platform enabling autonomous pentests across large environments. You will lead the Client Platform team, consisting of two sub-teams, focusing on building, signing, and delivering the NodeZero runner image and OTA updates.

This role guides engineering culture, security practices, and customer-facing roadmap. The role emphasizes ownership, collaboration with security researchers, and partnership with product managers to drive

Formación

• Proficient in Go (preferred), Python, or C++.
• Strong Linux OS-level operations and container runtimes.
• Experience with CI/CD pipelines for building and signing container images.

Responsabilidades

• Build, mentor, and grow Client Platform to ~10 engineers across sub-teams.
• Lead end-to-end CI/CD workflows for NodeZero runner image publication.
• Architect and operate OTA update delivery across thousands of environments.
• Collaborate with Security Research to ship new autonomous capabilities.
• Act as a Product Owner and manage client-side roadmap with product teams.

Conocimientos

Go

Python

C++

Linux

CI/CD

Security

Containerization

Herramientas

Docker

cosign

Notary

Notary v2

SBOM

Descripción del empleo

Horizon3.ai is a remote cybersecurity company building NodeZero, a platform enabling autonomous pentests across large environments. You will lead the Client Platform team, consisting of two sub-teams, focusing on building, signing, and delivering the NodeZero runner image and OTA updates.

This role guides engineering culture, security practices, and customer-facing roadmap. The role emphasizes ownership, collaboration with security researchers, and partnership with product managers to drive