Cloud Security Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-16
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Software Development
AWS
- We’re looking for a Cloud Security Engineer. You’ll build new security capabilities for Kubernetes, Linux hosts and cloud environments, research emerging technologies and attack techniques, and ship end-to-end product features together with the product and engineering teams
- Build end-to-end features across Aikido’s cloud security products (CSPM, Kubernetes Security, Cloud Inventory, Reachability and more)
- Cover Kubernetes, containers, and IaC (Terraform, Cloud Formation, and similar)
- Ship production-ready user-facing functionality across the entire stack
- Research AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and Kubernetes to turn complex cloud concepts into intuitive security features
- Work directly with customers to understand real-world cloud security problems and help solve them
- Collaborate with the rest of engineering to integrate cloud capabilities into the core Aikido platform
- Take ownership of features from idea to production, including testing, documentation and maintenance
- Remote-friendly
- Flexible working hours
Fluent in English and able to work within the CEST timezone
Strong software engineering experience with Go (or another backend language and willingness to learn Go)
Experience with Kubernetes and modern cloud-native architectures
Solid understanding of at least one public cloud provider (AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud)
Really comfortable in a fast-moving startup environment
Willing to experiment, iterate quickly, and occasionally throw code away
Mid-level to Senior: we’re growing fast and need people who can own features independently
Comfortable discussing technical problems directly with customers
Curious enough to research unfamiliar cloud services and quickly turn that knowledge into product features
Experience building production software, not just operating infrastructure
Comfortable working across the stack when a feature requires it
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