Rust Software Developer, Security for AI

We are a remote-first company and team, and have an optional co-working space in Delft. We collaborate with colleagues and partners in the UK, US and Canada. As a remote company we lean into asynchronous workflows so you can work when it best suits you, but to be successful in this role occasional evening availability is also required to accommodate successful collaboration across 9h timezone difference with the American west-coast.

What we are looking for:

• Comfort stepping into new problem spaces and unfamiliar domains and a track record of quickly building expertise through curiosity, adaptability, and continuous learning.
• 3+ years of software development experience.
• Of which at least 1 year of professional software development experience in Rust.

Bonus points if you already have:

• Strong foundation in security fundamentals and authentication/authorization flows.
• Experience collaborating across product and security teams to design secure workflows.
• Experience with Golang and/or TypeScript.
• Experience building back-end systems with composable, self-contained services.
• Experience with WASM.
• Hands-on work with identity and access management protocols (e.g. OAuth, OIDC).

What you can expect:

• Solve complex technical problems a.o. by designing and writing code.
• Continue learning - this role spans a broad techstack and fast-moving domain - we don’t expect you to already know everything you’ll need to know, and expect you to continue learning and will provide opportunities and mentoring.
• Participate in planning by identifying major tasks and breaking down, estimating, and planning work.
• Review code for others to maintain high code quality, knowledge share within the team, and support creating a safe environment of giving and receiving feedback.
• Stay informed about the latest industry trends, technologies, and best practices in development.
• Mentor junior and new team members by providing technical guidance, sharing knowledge, and engaging in pair programming sessions.