Sr. Software Engineer - Mac Sensor (Remote)

CrowdStrike develops cybersecurity products, including its Falcon endpoint protection platform. The Senior Software Engineer will design and develop macOS sensor features, own them from design through delivery, collaborate across teams, and troubleshoot customer-reported issues.

Responsibilities:

• Design and develop software for deployment on macOS systems
• Own features from design to delivery
• Collaborate with multi-functional team in various physical locations
• Troubleshoot issues with the product as reported from customers responsively
• Other projects as assigned

Requirements:

• Must be eligible for CJIS clearance (requires U.S. citizenship or Green Card/permanent resident status)
• Ability to develop high-quality code in Swift, C/C++, ObjC, and Python; can demonstrate that capability, through job experience, schoolwork, or contributions to community projects
• Systems-level experience on macOS developing production code with the following characteristics:
• High concurrency requirements needing strong use of multi-threading
• High reliability requirements
• Extensible, testable and maintainable
• Experience with Xcode, system-level macOS frameworks/libraries (GCD, XPC, etc), and debugging background launchd processes
• Detailed requirements on low-level operating characteristics (security, memory usage, efficient performance, correct conformance to external standards)
• Experience working on a team to ship major features and releases
• Able to lead, communicate, collaborate, and work effectively in a distributed team
• Proven experience utilizing AI technologies to enhance decision-making, streamline workflows and processes, improve efficiency and drive business outcomes
• Prior experience working on Endpoint products, Cyber Security space, or networking technologies (e.g., Firewalls, network security, network protocols, etc)
• Deep knowledge of Network Extension framework and/or Endpoint Security library
• Experience developing shared cross-platform C++ code