Sr Backend Engineer - Security Integrations

Job Summary

This is a remote position. Our Client is looking for a Senior Backend Engineer to help the platform move from reporting risks to actively enforcing security policy. Your work will sit on the path between the clients verdicts and customer actions: warning or blocking unsafe installs, serving safer alternatives and, over time, coordinating revocation actions across a customer fleet.

What you will do

• Lead the initial four-week project to ship install interception for Claude Code through the client hook and MCP server, including warn and block modes driven by tenant policy.
• Build secure enforcement paths that can serve a sanitized alternative when an unsafe artifact is blocked and record intercepted installs as events.
• Design and implement robust integrations with third-party security, infrastructure or identity APIs.
• Build event-driven backend systems with sound handling of queues, webhooks, idempotency, retries and back-pressure.
• Make privileged actions safe and auditable through approval flows, dry runs, audit logs and rollback mechanisms.
• Potentially continue into fleet revocation through endpoint, repository and browser controls, plus integrations with security platforms and AI audit logs.

Requirements

• Three or more years of backend engineering experience, including at least two years building integrations against third-party security or infrastructure APIs such as EDR, SIEM, cloud security, identity or MDM.
• Strong server-side experience in TypeScript, Go or Python, with sound judgment about the right tool for the problem.
• Practical experience building event-driven systems and dependable integration workflows.
• Experience shipping a privileged action in a customer environment and explaining the safeguards you used to keep it safe.
• The ability to work through incomplete or inconsistent vendor documentation and validate how an API behaves in practice.
• Clear communication and comfort collaborating remotely with a small engineering team.

Helpful but not essential

• Hands-on experience with CrowdStrike, Microsoft Defender, SentinelOne, Wiz, Lacework or Datadog APIs.
• OpenTelemetry or log-pipeline experience.
• A cybersecurity background or strong curiosity about AI agents and their security implications.

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