5 months ago
Bengaluru, IndiaStaff+
Responsibilities
- Modify and enhance the Chromium engine to support new features.
- Use advanced data structures and algorithms in C++.
- Research optimization algorithms and improve performance.
- Solve complex problems with quick and elegant solutions.
- Contribute to secure enterprise browser functionality using distributed systems, scalability, high availability, containerization, and advanced analytics.
Requirements
- At least 3 years of experience in Chromium environments.
- Strong C++ design and software implementation skills.
- Excellent debugging, memory profiling, and performance testing skills.
- Experience with multithreaded programming and synchronization techniques.
- Understanding of memory management and runtime optimization.
- Experience developing complex products with many components.
- Knowledge of unit testing; TDD experience is a plus.
- Ability to coach, mentor, and encourage team members’ growth and career progression.
- Strong verbal and written communication skills.
- BSCS or equivalent required; MSCS or equivalent strongly preferred.
- Ability to respond proactively and promptly to customer needs.
Benefits
- The team is hiring across all levels and candidates are individually assessed and appropriately leveled.
- The company operates across offices in Santa Clara, St. Louis, Bangalore, London, Paris, Melbourne, Taipei, and Tokyo.
- The workplace offers catered lunches, office celebrations, employee recognition events, social professional groups, open desk layouts, and large meeting spaces.
About Netskope
Netskope builds cloud security and networking software for enterprises, bundling CASB, SWG, ZTNA, DLP, and an enterprise browser in the Netskope One Security Service Edge/SASE platform. It sells subscriptions and services to security and networking teams to protect data and manage access across SaaS, web, private apps, and public cloud. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Santa Clara, California, Netskope says it serves thousands of customers, including dozens of Fortune 100 companies.