Software Engineer, Warp

• 5+ years of professional software engineering experience, ideally building complex production systems in a fast-paced product or startup environment
• Strong software engineering fundamentals and a track record of personally designing, building, and shipping significant product or platform capabilities
• Experience building security-sensitive enterprise features or systems, such as authentication and authorization, RBAC/ABAC, SSO/SCIM, permissions and policy systems, audit logging, tenant isolation, secrets management, encryption, or data controls
• Strong security intuition and the ability to reason deeply about trust boundaries, permissions, credentials, data access, and how systems can be misused
• Strong product judgment: you can understand what enterprise customers are trying to accomplish and translate security requirements into pragmatic, usable product experiences
• Ability to lead ambiguous technical areas as a senior IC: identify the problem, develop an approach, align stakeholders, and drive implementation through completion
• Clear, thoughtful communication across engineering, Product, GTM, and technically sophisticated customers
• Comfortable operating with significant ownership and ambiguity—you default to figuring things out rather than waiting to be told what to do

Desirable

• This is a rare opportunity to join Warp at a pivotal moment in our growth and become the first engineer focused specifically on Enterprise Security
• As a Software Engineer, Enterprise Security, you'll help define and build the security capabilities that allow the world's most security-conscious organizations to adopt Warp and agentic software development. You'll work as a product engineer—designing and shipping capabilities across identity, authorization, agent permissions, auditability, data protection, and enterprise controls—while bringing deep security expertise to the decisions we make about the product
• This is a hands-on software engineering role. You'll work directly in the Warp codebase, own major technical areas end-to-end, and partner closely with Product and GTM to understand what sophisticated enterprises need from Warp and turn those needs into great product experiences
• Design and build enterprise security capabilities across areas like identity, authorization, permissions, auditability, policy, data controls, and administration
• Define the security model for agentic software development, including how agents access code, tools, credentials, customer data, and other sensitive resources
• Own major security-sensitive product areas end-to-end, from understanding customer needs and defining the right product behavior through architecture, implementation, launch, and iteration
• Partner with Product and GTM to understand enterprise security requirements and translate them into product investments that unlock adoption without compromising Warp's usability
• Set technical direction for enterprise security at Warp, identifying the highest-leverage capabilities and architectural investments as our product and enterprise business grow
• Bring security expertise to the broader engineering organization, helping teams make good architectural decisions around authentication, authorization, isolation, data protection, and other security-sensitive systems