Shape Windows kernel enforcement architecture at BeyondTrust with AI-assisted development, cross-stack collaboration, and security-critical judgment.
This Staff Software Development Engineer owns the Windows surface of BeyondTrust’s shared Identity Security Platform. You will define kernel enforcement direction while partnering with Linux, macOS, and policy-backend engineers. The work covers policy semantics, event schemas, a common Rust agent, and container isolation.
Key Responsibilities:
- Set technical direction for Windows kernel-mode enforcement
- Coordinate policy semantics and event schemas across enforcement platforms
- Analyze requirements, identify risks, and explain architectural tradeoffs
- Own delivery from design through production release
- Guide senior and mid-level engineers through complex kernel work
Requirements:
- Deep Windows kernel expertise backed by production driver development
- Knowledge of Windows security tokens, SIDs, ACLs, and object management
- Understanding of kernel/user-mode system design tradeoffs
- Demonstrated AI-first development using Claude Code or comparable tooling
- Technical leadership across complex, ambiguous, multi-team initiatives
Bring Windows kernel authority, AI-first rigor, and architectural leadership to BeyondTrust’s identity security enforcement platform.