Top Software Engineer Jobs in Seattle, WA

The Sr. Tools Engineer will support and enhance existing build and release tools while developing new tools to improve efficiency and product quality across various platforms. They will collaborate with engineering teams to ensure scalable and repeatable processes are established.

As an Infrastructure Engineer III on the TechOps CICD team, you will manage and operate critical infrastructure for CrowdStrike's software development, utilizing various hardware architectures and operating systems. Responsibilities include automating tasks, maintaining distributed storage systems, handling infrastructure as a service platforms, and ensuring system resilience. You will also troubleshoot issues, implement automation tools, and document processes for optimal performance.

As a Cloud Software Engineer at CrowdStrike, you will build scalable cloud ecosystems, enrich backend microservices, and contribute to collaborative projects. A strong focus on coding quality and Agile methodologies is essential, along with a commitment to learn and improve.

As a Senior Software Engineer in the Content Research & Integration Tactical team, you will develop detection logic for attack techniques on Windows OS, collaborate with various teams, and help implement capabilities in the Falcon sensor to identify malicious behavior and enhance security measures on customer devices.

Seeking an Engineer III - Cloud to work on developing scalable back-end services for a cloud security platform. Responsibilities include designing services, developing utilities, and integrating with other teams. Requirements include programming experience in Golang, working with RESTful APIs, cloud providers, Docker, Kubernetes, Kafka, Postgres, Git, and infrastructure-as-code tools.

As a Sr. Technical Enablement Architect, you will leverage the CrowdStrike Falcon Platform to enhance partner readiness through engaging training experiences, collaborate with learning professionals, develop training materials, and provide ongoing support to internal teams and partners, all while advocating for their educational needs.

The role involves being a subject matter expert in cybersecurity, particularly in SIEM and proactive services. Responsibilities include developing training materials, collaborating with partner learning professionals, delivering trainings, and advocating for partners' educational needs to enhance their skills with CrowdStrike services.