Senior Infrastructure Security Engineer – EDA Clusters

Role overview Build and operate security protections for large electronic design automation (EDA) compute, storage, and network environments spanning on-premises data centers and multiple cloud providers. This hands-on individual contributor role works alongside infrastructure teams to secure long-running, performance-sensitive workloads, engineering controls and telemetry that fit the operational constraints.

Responsibilities - Design, deploy, and operate security controls and telemetry across compute, storage, and networking, owning those capabilities through their lifecycle. - Protect long-running, high-value jobs while avoiding security measures that disrupt workload performance; develop alternatives where standard host agents are unsuitable. - Collect and normalize fleet signals, then build actionable detections and dashboards for security monitoring. - Investigate threats and exposures, and coordinate containment and remediation directly with infrastructure and service owners. - Automate secure configuration and compliance evidence through infrastructure-as-code and policy-as-code. - Threat-model infrastructure and partner with data center, storage, networking, cloud, and central security teams.

Requirements - At least eight years of hands-on infrastructure or infrastructure security engineering across on-premises and cloud environments. - Deep Linux skills and experience operating or securing large compute fleets, including provisioning and lifecycle management for long-running jobs. - Practical networking expertise in large compute environments. - Fluency in Python, Go, or shell scripting, with automation, detection, or tooling built and maintained in production. - Solid grounding in access control, authentication, segmentation, encryption, and vulnerability management. - A record of delivering changes across team boundaries, clear communication, and a relevant bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience.

Nice to have Experience with EDA, high-performance computing, or research clusters; security domains such as IAM, EDR/XDR, cloud security, or zero-trust; and observability or enforcement using eBPF, network inspection, or DPU/SmartNIC offload. Open-source security or infrastructure contributions are also valued.

Benefits and work setup The listed base salary ranges are $184,000–$287,500 at Level 4 and $224,000–$356,500 at Level 5, with eligibility for equity and benefits.