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Senior Software Engineer, Security at Cisco Meraki (San Francisco, CA)

San Francisco






Cisco Meraki produces some of the most popular gear in the world, with millions of cloud-managed access points, switches, security appliances, phones, and cameras distributed across the world. Backed by Dashboard, the web app and cloud service supporting our devices, Meraki allows our customers to focus on their mission instead of spending time setting up infrastructure.


Meraki is able to provide easy-to-use, enterprise-grade devices because we control the entire stack—from the Dashboard UI and backend down to the device firmware itself. This flexibility also allows us to provide our customers useful insights into their deployment, including how the prevalence of a particular security threat, the number of unique wireless devices present in the last week, and the most popular operating systems used on their network.


Because of Meraki's popularity and visibility, security is of paramount importance to us. As a senior engineer on the Security team, you will play an essential role in protecting Meraki’s customers, products, and infrastructure from adversaries. You will act as a guardian of our customers’ networks by securing the Meraki cloud infrastructure. You will build new security features and automated tools and find, triage, and fix vulnerabilities. You will advocate process improvements towards improving security, while balancing these changes with business needs. You will be a strong advocate for security and consult with other software teams on their security posture. Finally, you will get to have direct, immediate, and significant impact on our customers and the hundreds of millions of users that rely on Meraki every single day.


Example projects for a Senior Security Engineer:



  • Discovering and fixing vulnerabilities via code audits, fuzzing, and static analysis

  • Working with and supporting the backend and UI teams to fix vulnerabilities found internally and by researchers through our bug bounty program

  • Designing and building secure systems to handle application secrets such as encryption keys

  • Identifying places to add audit trails to improve accountability

  • Re-architecting our core infrastructure to reduce the attack surface of critical services and mitigate the impact of exploits

  • Augmenting our backend with the latest intrusion-detection systems


You are an ideal candidate if you:



  • Have 5+ years of production experience in web, database, and/or infrastructure security

  • Easily recognize SQL/command injection, XSS, CSRF, SSRF, and other vulnerabilities

  • Enjoy working across teams to get security vulnerabilities fixed and being a resource for other developers and teams

  • Can design, plan, and implement security-focused architectures and frameworks

  • Are passionate about ensuring that security remains a first-class concern


Bonus points for:



  • A BS/MS/Ph.D in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a STEM field

  • Fluency in at least one of the following languages: Ruby, Scala, C/C++, Java, Python

  • Deep knowledge in key security concepts such as authentication, authorization, public/private key encryption, role-based access control, and security by design

  • Demonstrated ability to ship production-quality software in a dynamic environment

  • Experience with large-scale distributed systems and client-server architectures



Cisco is an Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity Employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, genetic information, age, disability, veteran status, or any other legally protected basis. Cisco will consider for employment, on a case by case basis, qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records.


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