Software Engineer

Founded in 2017, Obsidian Security was created to close a critical gap: securing the SaaS applications where modern business happens—platforms like Microsoft 365, Salesforce, and hundreds more.

Backed by top investors including Greylock, Norwest Venture Partners, and IVP, we’ve built a complete SaaS security platform to reduce risk, detect and respond to threats, and prevent breaches at the source. Our team includes leaders who helped define the categories of endpoint and identity security at CrowdStrike, Okta, Cylance, and Carbon Black.

Now, we’re transforming how SaaS is secured—in the era of agentic AI.

Today, Obsidian is trusted by global enterprises like Snowflake, T-Mobile, and Pure Storage. We protect more than 200 organizations across North America, Europe, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Australia, and New Zealand—including many of the world’s largest Fortune 1000 and Global 2000 companies.

With strong global momentum, a growing partner ecosystem including SentinelOne, Databricks, and Google Cloud, and a major fundraise on the horizon, we’re scaling quickly toward long-term growth and IPO readiness. Join us as we define the future of SaaS security!

As a Software Engineer at Obsidian, you’ll:
Work across different parts of the product and codebase: backend services, APIs, data pipelines, integrations, product features, and internal tools. This is a good role for someone who likes variety and is comfortable learning a new area without needing everything mapped out in advance.

You might spend one week improving an ingestion service, the next building an API for a customer-facing workflow, and the next helping debug a production issue with another team. The work is practical, product-driven, and close to real customer problems.

What you’ll do
Build and maintain product features across backend services, APIs, data systems, and user-facing workflows
Work with product managers, designers, security researchers, and other engineers to ship useful, reliable software
Contribute to services that process SaaS activity, identity data, permissions, alerts, and security findings
Improve existing systems for performance, reliability, maintainability, and observability
Write clear, well-tested code and participate in code