Cloud Software Development Engineer

About This Role

• The Role and Impact Seeking a Cloud Backend and Security Engineer with 5+ years of experience building secure, scalable backend platforms.
• Responsibilities include developing REST APIs, catalog services, microservices, data stores, authentication, authorization, and multi-tenant platform capabilities.
• Strong experience with Python, Go, Node.js, PostgreSQL, Redis, OAuth/OIDC, API security, and cloud-native architectures is required.
• Experience in software supply chain security, certificate management, and secure application distribution for enterprise platforms is preferred.
• Business group As part of Intel Corporation, you will join a team focused on advancing Intel's technologies in cloud computing.
• The group's mission is to develop innovative software solutions and reference platforms that enable seamless integration of Intel hardware into diverse cloud ecosystems.
• The team supports Intel's broader goal of driving progress in data services, AI/ML, and other technology domains, fostering global innovation and delivering impactful solutions to customers.
• Key Responsibilities - Design and develop cloud software solutions that optimize Intel hardware across diverse deployment environments. - Collaborate with technical and business teams to understand requirements, resolve issues, and continuously enhance platform security. - Develop full-stack solutions, including integration of modern container technologies such as Kubernetes and OpenShift, while ensuring scalability and security. - Implement and integrate security features across applications, databases, and infrastructure, including SAML, JWT, OAuth, SSL/mTLS implementations, and security frameworks (e.g., CIS, Docker Bench). - Validate and enhance the functionality of cloud stacks throughout the development lifecycle, including requirements gathering, design, development, integration, and qualification. - Secure and manage Linux operating systems (e.g., CentOS, Ubuntu) while documenting risks, controls, and evidence for compliance requirements.