Sr. Staff Security Software Engineer - Agentic Security Engineering

Role overview Set the technical direction for a shared platform that enables security teams to build and operate AI agents safely at scale. This senior staff engineering role spans platform architecture, secure agent execution, governance, reliability, and integration with security infrastructure. You’ll work across security and engineering groups to create reusable capabilities and standards, while individual teams retain ownership of their agents’ domain logic.

Responsibilities - Define the platform architecture and long-term direction for governed agent workflows, including identity, least-privilege access, isolation, sandboxing, policy enforcement, auditability, and rollback. - Establish engineering standards for reliability, observability, evaluation, incident response, cost measurement, and safe production deployment. - Design shared capabilities for multi-agent workflows, tool registries, policy-aware orchestration, and agent collaboration. - Set measures for run success, latency, failures, safety, governance coverage, trust, autonomy, and business value. - Develop qualification and maturity controls that determine what agents can do and what safeguards they require; address high-risk workflows involving sensitive data, production access, or automated tools. - Align engineering and security leaders, drive adoption of common patterns, reduce duplicated implementations, and mentor engineers across partner teams.

Requirements - The available source does not include the role’s detailed requirements, so specific experience, skills, or qualifications cannot be stated reliably.

Benefits and work setup - Candidates in locations beyond those listed may also be considered within the United States. - The source describes location-based base salary ranges of $182,900–$314,250 USD, depending on zone. It notes that total compensation may also include an annual performance bonus, equity, and benefits; specific benefit details vary by region.