Engineer III - Sensor

CrowdStrike CrowdStrike · Enterprise · Redmond, WA +2

CrowdStrike is seeking an Engineer III to research and develop techniques for detecting malicious activity on Linux systems, building them into production-level solutions for their AI-native endpoint security platform. The role involves a split of research and implementation, focusing on OS security internals and delivering high-performance, reliable code for the Falcon Sensor.

What you'd actually do

  1. Design and build detection logic and systems leveraged across teams within CrowdStrike to detect cyber attackers and stop breaches
  2. Research techniques for detecting malicious activity, including some reverse engineering and/or big-data analysis
  3. Own features from design to delivery, developing them into production-level solutions for deployment
  4. Apply engineering best practices—secure coding, testing paradigms, debugging, performance, code reviews, CI/CD, and OS internals—to ensure our sensor code is fast and reliable
  5. Collaborate with a cross-functional team spread across geographies

Skills

Required

  • C/C++
  • Linux OS internals
  • reverse engineering
  • threat detection
  • malware analysis
  • on-device development
  • security
  • high-concurrency
  • multi-threading
  • high reliability
  • performance
  • low-level operating requirements
  • enterprise software delivery
  • CI/CD
  • testing
  • debugging
  • performance tracing
  • release management
  • big-data telemetry analysis
  • issue handling
  • team player
  • lead
  • mentor
  • communicate
  • collaborate
  • work effectively in a distributed team
  • articulate thoughts and designs
  • AI technologies

Nice to have

  • Linux kernel programming
  • eBPF

What the JD emphasized

  • production-level solutions
  • fast and reliable code
  • high-concurrency requirements
  • high reliability and performance requirements
  • Detailed low-level operating requirements

Other signals

  • AI-native platform
  • AI-first mindset
  • responsible AI adoption