Cylake
Software Engineer (2027 University Grad)
About this role
Join a growing cybersecurity startup as a recent graduate software engineer, working alongside industry veterans to build next-generation security products. You'll participate in the full product development lifecycle across multiple engineering tracks and receive mentorship during your first year.
What you'll do
- Contribute to the design and implementation of cybersecurity platform features
- Participate in the complete product lifecycle from concept through delivery
- Collaborate with a small, experienced team on impactful projects
- Build enterprise-scale security solutions protecting organizations worldwide
- Support product development across selected engineering track
What they're looking for
- Problem-solving and analytical thinking
- Clear communication and collaboration
- Computer Science fundamentals
- Software development and coding
- System design and architecture
- Full-stack, backend, frontend, or infrastructure engineering
Benefits
- Competitive salary range of $130,000–$160,000 annually
- Comprehensive health and well-being benefits package
- Mentorship and support during first-year transition
- Career growth opportunities from ground level
- Diverse and inclusive workplace culture
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Cylake
Cylake builds an AI-native cybersecurity platform that combines endpoint security agents, observability infrastructure, and petabyte-scale data lakehouse capabilities to detect and prevent threats across systems. The company is hiring for platform engineers, data architects, frontend engineers, and systems engineers to build core infrastructure, analytics pipelines, security agent technology, and user experiences for threat investigation.
View all jobs at CylakeLikely interview questions
- Tell us about an internship or project where you built something from scratch. What was your role and what did you learn?
- Walk us through your problem-solving approach when you encounter a bug or unexpected behavior in your code.