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Strong employer brand but highly specialized kernel/TPM security skills limit applicant density.
Kernel internals, TPM integration, and cryptography are highly domain-specific and not easily transferable.
Explicit 8+ years plus mandatory low-level security, kernel, TPM, and compliance experience increases strictness.
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Lead design and development of secure systems using C/C++ and Python, focusing on critical security components such as TPM, Hardware Root of Trust, and PKI.
Own end-to-end security architecture across system layers, including filesystem encryption, secure boot, credential lifecycle, and network security protocols.
Drive security threat modeling, risk analysis, compliance adherence (FIPS, NIAP, CIS), guide security reviews, and mentor engineering teams on secure coding and architecture.
8+ years of industrial experience in systems or security engineering at Staff level.
Strong proficiency in C/C++ and Python for system-level development.
Experience with filesystem or full-disk encryption, secure boot, cryptography, security protocols (IKE, TLS, SSH, IPsec), TPM2.0 integration.
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field.
Experienced technical leader able to influence and drive architectural decisions at scale in security engineering domains.
Deep domain expertise in low-level system security, Linux kernel internals, firmware security, and cryptography.
Operational focus on integrating product security, regulatory compliance, and advancing engineering workflows with AI automation and tooling.