Engineering Manager, Hardware Platform Security

Job summary

Responsibilities

Platform Security Engineering (PSE) sits within Data Center Security Engineering (DCSE). As Anthropic expands beyond traditional cloud providers into owned facilities, colocation, and partner sites, we take on the security responsibilities that cloud providers used to abstract away: firmware…

• Lead and grow the platform security engineering group: hiring, onboarding, development, performance, and prioritization for full-time engineers, and coordination of contractor…
• Own the platform security roadmap and its delivery: hardware root of trust and attestation, secure and measured boot across CPU, BMC, accelerator, and peripheral firmware, OS and…
• Own the firmware supply chain posture for the fleet: SBOM and reference integrity manifests, authenticated update, rollback protection, and the vendor relationships needed to get…
• Drive platform risk assessments for new compute platforms and providers, and make evidence-based go/no-go recommendations with bounded risk rather than perfect-or-nothing gates
• Partner with infrastructure, fleet, compute, and detection and response teams so that platform controls land in production without degrading training or inference performance

What they're looking for

• Have 10+ years in systems security, with at least 5 years focused on firmware, hardware, or OS-level security
• Have 5+ years as a people manager of security or systems engineers, including hiring and developing senior and staff-level engineers
• Can go from architecture to implementation detail with your engineers: secure boot, measured boot, TPM and other roots of trust, attestation protocols (SPDM, DICE, remote…
• Have owned a technical roadmap end to end, including the prioritization calls when security, performance, and delivery timelines conflict
• Have worked directly with silicon vendors, OEMs, or cloud and bare-metal providers on security requirements and remediation, and can push a partner to a fix without burning the…

Tech stack

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