TL;DR

Product Engineer (Security): Building and scaling developer-friendly encryption key management and secret storage products with an accent on secure storage, real-time encryption, and key management infrastructure. Focus on architecting high-throughput systems, defining developer-friendly encryption abstractions, and crafting scalable APIs for sensitive data.

Location: Remote within North American time zones, including the US and Canada

Salary: $175,000–$250,000 (US base annual)

Company

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What you will do

Architect and implement systems for real-time encryption, secure storage, key-rotation, and data revocation.
Build deep domain expertise around encryption key management (EKM), envelope encryption, and BYOK.
Work closely with enterprise customers to translate compliance and security requirements into features.
Collaborate cross-functionally to ensure seamless integration into the broader platform.
Explore new features such as field-level encryption, e2e encryption, and HSM integrations.
Help recruit, mentor, and grow the engineering team around Vault’s roadmap.

Requirements

5+ years of industry software development experience.
Experience working on small teams in fast-paced environments.
Background in building systems that solve for security, encryption, storage, multi-tenant data isolation, or large-scale data platforms.
Intellectually curious, independently driven, and passionate about great products.
A growth mindset, high emotional intelligence, and strong communication skills.

Nice to have

Experience with TypeScript, React, and Postgres.
Experience in B2B SaaS, developer tools, or a related industry.

Culture & Benefits

Competitive pay and substantial equity grants.
Healthcare insurance (Medical, Dental and Vision) for you and your family (US Only).
401k matching (US Only).
Wellness and fitness monthly allowances.
PTO, paid holidays, and unlimited sick leave.
Autonomy and flexibility with remote work.