Accountabilities:
In this role, you will lead the strategy, execution, and technical development of AI-driven security workflows while fostering an environment where engineers can grow and deliver high-quality solutions.
- Lead and mentor a team of 3–5 software engineers, supporting their professional development, technical growth, and ability to take on increasingly complex responsibilities.
- Define the team's strategic direction and develop a quarterly roadmap in partnership with product management and engineering leadership.
- Establish clear objectives and milestones, ensuring the team makes consistent progress toward short-term deliverables and long-term product goals.
- Oversee the development and evolution of an SDK for composing operations, an execution environment for running workflows, and a collection of predefined workflows.
- Guide the integration of traditional code security scanning tools and large language models to improve vulnerability detection, validation, and remediation.
- Make hands‑on technical contributions to feature development while maintaining a deep understanding of the team's architecture, implementation, and challenges.
- Apply agile development principles and iterative planning practices to improve delivery, adaptability, and product quality.
- Coach senior engineers and emerging technical leaders, helping them develop the skills needed to mentor others and lead increasingly complex projects.
- Collaborate with platform, infrastructure, and security research teams to deliver reliable, scalable, and effective workflow capabilities.
- Continuously improve engineering practices, team execution, and technical decision‑making to support the evolution of AI‑native cybersecurity solutions.
Requirements:
The ideal candidate combines proven engineering management experience with strong technical judgment, a collaborative leadership style, and an interest in applying AI to complex security challenges.
- At least 3 years of experience leading software engineering teams.
- Strong software engineering fundamentals and the ability to make meaningful hands‑on technical contributions.
- Experience defining technical direction, planning roadmaps, and delivering complex projects through iterative milestones.
- Familiarity with agile development principles and practices.
- A strong commitment to coaching, mentoring, and helping engineers and technical leaders grow.
- Ability to work effectively with product management, engineering leadership, and cross‑functional technical teams.
- Strong problem‑solving and decision‑making skills, with the ability to balance strategic priorities and day‑to‑day execution.
- Expertise in at least two of the following three areas is strongly preferred:
- Public SDK or API design, development, and support.
- Data workflow orchestration technologies, such as Metaflow or Argo Workflows.
- Applying artificial intelligence to cybersecurity problems.
- Ability to communicate technical concepts clearly and align engineering work with broader product objectives.
- Willingness to work in a hybrid arrangement, attending the San Francisco office at least three days per week.
Benefits:
- Annual base salary: $197,000–$288,000 USD, depending on relevant experience, skills, qualifications, location, internal equity, and market conditions.
- Equity compensation: Equity opportunities designed to allow employees to share in the long-term value they help create.
- Potential additional compensation: Total compensation may include variable pay, depending on the applicable package.
- Competitive benefits: A market-aligned benefits program designed to meet or exceed local market standards.
- Location-specific support: Benefits tailored to local requirements and norms, with details provided through the benefits program.
- Fair and transparent compensation practices: Internal salary bands informed by market data and regularly reviewed to support consistent, competitive pay.
- Hybrid work environment: A combination of in‑office collaboration and flexibility, with at least three days per week expected in the San Francisco office.
- Inclusive workplace culture: A respectful environment that values diverse backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives.