Apple

Compiler Security Engineer - C/C++, Languages & Runtimes

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7 hours ago
Cupertino, CA, USASenior
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Responsibilities

  • Develop security-oriented language features for C/C++ in the Clang compiler.
  • Improve security features in Clang to protect Apple platforms from classes of vulnerabilities.
  • Take language features from concept and implementation through deployment.
  • Collaborate with security engineers and operating system engineers across Apple.
  • Contribute actively to the Clang/LLVM open-source project and interact with open-source and programming-language communities.
  • Provide or participate in software architectural review, technical guidance, and mentorship.

Requirements

  • Expertise in compiler design and implementation.
  • Ability to write secure, high-performing code with C/C++.
  • Knowledge of memory safety and security.
  • B.S. in Computer Science or equivalent experience.
  • Preferred: experience working across organizational boundaries.
  • Preferred: knowledge of LLVM/Clang or open-source development.
  • Preferred: knowledge of security mitigation and exploitation techniques.
  • Preferred: passion for improving compilers and developer tools.
  • Preferred: strong communication, teamwork, and user-focused decision-making skills.

Benefits

  • Peaceful work environment with flexibility to socialize or focus privately.
  • Technical guidance, software architectural review, and mentorship.
  • Encouraging and growth-focused workplace culture.

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About Apple

10,000+ employees

Apple designs and sells consumer electronics, software, and services for consumers and professionals worldwide, including iPhone, Mac, iPad, Apple Watch, and AirPods, plus platforms like iOS/macOS and services such as the App Store, iCloud, Music, and TV+. Its business combines device sales with services and subscriptions and in-house silicon design. Founded in 1976, Apple is headquartered in Cupertino, California, and trades on NASDAQ as AAPL.

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