Modal
Infrastructure Security Engineer
About this role
Modal is seeking an Infrastructure Security Engineer to enhance the security of their innovative platform that supports AI workloads. The role focuses on integrating security measures into the core infrastructure, including container management and identity management in a cloud-native environment.
What you'll do
- Design and strengthen isolation mechanisms for multi-tenant workloads
- Secure containerized workloads and orchestration systems
- Develop authentication and authorization systems across services
- Manage and secure secrets and credentials
- Enhance cloud environment security and network segmentation
- Collaborate with engineering teams to build secure systems
What they're looking for
- Cloud-native infrastructure security
- Container orchestration (e.g., Kubernetes)
- Identity and access management
- Secrets and key management
- Networking and service segmentation
- Risk assessment in distributed systems
- Programming and scripting
Benefits
- Competitive salary
- Equity options
- Health and wellness programs
- Flexible work environment
- Professional development opportunities
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Modal
Modal builds a cloud platform for running large-scale AI workloads and infrastructure, enabling companies to deploy and optimize production machine learning systems. The company is hiring Forward Deployed Engineers to work directly with AI customers, Infrastructure Security Engineers to strengthen platform security, and Developer Relations Engineers to engage the developer community with technical content and best practices.
- Website
- modal.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through a time you designed or improved isolation mechanisms in a multi-tenant system. What were the key security boundaries you had to enforce, and how did you handle tradeoffs between isolation and performance?
- Describe your experience securing containerized workloads and orchestration systems like Kubernetes. What are the most critical runtime security risks you've had to address?