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Staff Software Engineer (Identity and Access Management)
CoreWeave · Sunnyvale, United States
About The Role
Join CoreWeave, a rapidly expanding cloud infrastructure platform. As a Staff Software Engineer on the Identity & Access Management (IAM) team, you will be a primary architect of our IAM strategy, leveraging your expertise in identity systems to design, extend, and harden our platform. This high-impact leadership role requires balancing rapid execution with long-term technical vision, leading the design and implementation of distributed systems for authentication and authorization, and championing a security-first mindset across the organization.
- Design, extend, and harden a platform that secures high-performance cloud infrastructure.
- Lead the design and implementation of high-throughput, low-latency distributed systems for authentication and authorization.
- Partner with Product and Engineering Leadership to translate complex requirements into a multi-year technical roadmap.
- 8+ Years of Experience building and operating large-scale distributed systems in a production environment using one or more of Go, TypeScript, or React
- Cloud-Native Mastery: Deep understanding of Kubernetes, microservices architecture at scale, and advanced CI/CD patterns
- Enterprise Security Acumen: Solid knowledge of the security, compliance (SOC2, HIPAA, etc.), and governance needs of sophisticated enterprise customers
- Technical Leadership: Demonstrated experience leading large, cross-functional projects from inception to planet-scale deployment with measurable business impact
- Analytical Problem Solving: Expert-level ability to debug complex, intermittent issues within distributed environments
- 5+ Years of IAM Domain Expertise: Proven track record of developing identity products and a deep mastery of standards including OIDC, OAuth2.0, SAML, and JWT
- Strategic Communication: Superb ability to synthesize ambiguous requirements into clear technical designs and communicate trade-offs to both executive and technical audiences
- Policy-as-Code: Experience with modern authorization frameworks such as Open Policy Agent (OPA) or Cedar
- Emerging Tech Knowledge: Familiarity with AI/ML workloads, GPU-based infrastructure, and the unique security challenges of MLOps at scale
- Architectural Transformation: Experience leading the decomposition of monolithic architectures into high-performance microservices
- AI-Augmented Development: Familiarity with leveraging AI agents (e.g., Claude, Cursor) to accelerate the software development lifecycle
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