Senior open source engineer
Pubblicato il 30-08-2026 - Sysdig in Italia
At Sysdig, we believe cloud security isn't a compromise - it's a promise. From the start, our mission has been clear: to help organizations secure innovation in the cloud, the right way. We created Falco, the open standard for cloud threat detection, and continue to lead the cloud security market with runtime insights, open innovation, and agentic Al. Creators of technology trusted by over 60% of the Fortune 500, Sysdig gives teams the real-time clarity to move fast and defend what matters most. Culture matters here.
We believe diversity fuels stronger ideas, and open dialogue drives sharper decisions. Recognized as a Best Place to Work and one of Deloitte's fastest-growing companies for the past 5 years, we're here to raise the standard for what cloud security and workplace culture should be. If you have the passion to dig deeper, the desire to challenge convention, and the curiosity to build something better, Sysdig is the right place for you.
What you will do
You will develop exciting pieces of new technology within Falco, OSS Sysdig, their libraries,
and our Open Source projects You will become a contributor and possibly a maintainer of these open source projects You will help users and adopters get up to speed with these tools and help fix reported bugs You will be responsible for making releases and working on modern automation You will engage with the community via Slack and Git Hub, participate in conferences like Kubecon, deliver technical talks, and write blogs on open source technologies, such as the Linux kernel, Falco, and Sysdig What you will bring with you Solid programming skills in the following programming languages: C/C++, Golang, Rust Contribution to open source projects Linux, e BPF, Containers, and Kubernetes experience What we look for 5 years of experience as Software Engineer in cloud native or security domains Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills Strong communication and collaboration skills When you join Sysdig, you can expect E