Senior Staff Security Architect, Platform Security

Google is seeking a Senior Staff Security Architect to join their Platform Security team, focusing on protecting Pixel users and their data. This role combines advanced security architecture with mobile platform development, requiring deep expertise in both security systems and software engineering.

The position involves leading the design and development of security architecture for Pixel phones, driving innovation in mobile security, and providing technical leadership on high-impact projects. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in software development, security operating systems, and mobile system security, along with strong leadership capabilities.

Working at Google's Devices & Services team, you'll be part of a group that combines Google's AI, Software, and Hardware expertise to create revolutionary user experiences. The role offers the opportunity to work on cutting-edge security challenges while protecting millions of users worldwide.

The compensation package is highly competitive, with a base salary range of $248,000-$349,000, plus additional benefits including bonus, equity, and comprehensive health coverage. Google offers a collaborative environment where you'll work with talented engineers and security experts to push the boundaries of mobile security.

This role is perfect for security architects who want to make a significant impact on user privacy and security at scale, while working with the latest technologies and innovative security solutions. You'll be at the forefront of mobile security, helping to shape the future of secure mobile computing through research, innovation, and practical implementation.

The position requires a blend of technical expertise, leadership skills, and security domain knowledge. You'll be responsible for identifying and mitigating security risks, leading cross-functional teams, and ensuring that Google's Pixel devices maintain the highest security standards. This is an opportunity to work on challenging security problems while contributing to Google's mission of organizing the world's information and making it universally accessible and useful.