Salesforce
Software Engineering MTS- Platform Security
$117K–$194K
Washington - Bellevue +1 · Office Tech-Flexible · Full-time · Posted Oct 6, 2026
- Location
- Washington - Bellevue
California - San Francisco - Experience
- 2+ years of core software development experience. The posting also lists 2+ years in a computer network-related occupation and 2+ years in Unix/Linux system administration, public and private cloud infrastructure, and building and operating secure infrastructures.
- Education
- A related technical degree required.
About the job
Build and operate secure endpoint-protection platforms and security data pipelines, from ingestion and APIs through reliability, infrastructure hardening, and downstream services.
What you'll do
- Design and develop security data pipelines, APIs, services, and endpoint-protection platform architecture.
- Improve platform reliability and cloud security through monitoring, alerting, infrastructure hardening, and security standards.
- Collaborate across teams, mentor engineers, and support rotating on-call operations.
What they ask for
- 2+ years of core software development experience; mastery in multiple programming languages and platforms.
- Experience with database engineering, API development, data pipelines, event-driven architectures, and distributed systems.
- Experience delivering complex projects across the software lifecycle, and with infrastructure hardening and operational reliability.
- A related technical degree.
Nice to have
- Familiarity with Endpoint Detect and Response (EDR), vulnerability scanning, or security tooling ecosystems.
- Experience working on or with security data pipelines.
Pay
$117,200 - $176,700 annually (base salary); $141,200 - $194,200 annually (base salary)
Tools
REST API, Unix/Linux, Windows, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Microsoft Azure, Python, Ruby
AI focus
Use AI-assisted development tools to accelerate delivery, enforce engineering rigor, and support multi-language development.
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