Platform Security Engineer, DRTM / Secure Launch

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πŸ“‹ Description

  • Own adoption and integration of DRTM hardware security features across Anthropic infrastructure on
  • Implement attestation services and additional security/privacy capabilities enabled by DRTM
  • Design bootloader-agnostic solutions for initiating and relaunching DRTM sessions
  • Hardening of DRTM solutions with PPAM, VMM, ACPI handling in DRTM environments
  • Interface with vendors/OEMs on DRTM solutions; refine requirements and feasibility
  • Publish DRTM work upstream and help with Linux Secure Launch maintainership

🎯 Requirements

  • Deep hands-on experience with measured boot and roots of trust: DRTM (Intel TXT, AMD SKINIT, ARM
  • Strong C and assembly with deep Linux kernel/early-boot fundamentals (bootloaders, UEFI, ACPI, SMM)
  • Track record landing non-trivial upstream work in Linux/TianoCore/GRUB or similar
  • Comfort at hardware/firmware boundary; debugging with JTAG/serial, platform bring-up, silicon errata
  • Strong cross-functional leadership and external vendor interaction
  • Clear written communication; produces specs, design docs, and public technical writing

🎁 Benefits

  • Visa sponsorship available; Anthropic will make reasonable efforts to obtain a visa when offering a
  • Location-based hybrid policy requires staff to be in offices at least 25% of the time in some roles
  • Competitive compensation and benefits; optional equity donation matching; generous time off

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