Senior Software Engineer: AI Platform Integrations

Delinea•Redwood City, CA

1d•$129,000 - $162,200

About The Position

Some AI agents run on platforms we do not control, such as Salesforce Agentforce, Microsoft Copilot, and AWS agent services. Delinea already discovers and governs agents across the Microsoft ecosystem, and in this role you will extend that reach to Salesforce Agentforce and beyond, building the integrations that let us discover, identify, and govern agents through each platform's own APIs and identity signals even when we cannot sit directly in the path. This role will report directly into our Director of Engineering, Securing AI.

Requirements

Typically 8 or more years building production backend systems with significant third-party API integration.
Hands-on experience with connector or adapter patterns, OAuth and token exchange, and webhook or event-based ingestion.
Familiarity with at least one major AI or cloud platform ecosystem (Microsoft, AWS, or Salesforce).
Strong skills in a modern backend language such as C#, Go, Java, or Python.
Ability to work complex integration problems and select sound approaches with limited direction.

Nice To Haves

Experience building SaaS integrations or a security integration product such as a CASB or SSPM.
Familiarity with AI agent platforms such as Copilot, Agentforce, or Bedrock AgentCore.
Background in security or identity.

Responsibilities

Build integrations that extend Delinea's discovery, identity, and governance onto third-party AI platforms.
Build on our existing Microsoft integration to add new platforms, starting with Salesforce Agentforce.
Retrieve each platform's native identity signals, such as Salesforce and Microsoft Entra, and pass them to our identity layer.
Govern agents through provider APIs and attestation where direct enforcement is not possible, similar to how a cloud access security broker governs SaaS.
Contribute improvements upstream into our shared discovery platform to expand coverage to AWS and Google Cloud.
Reuse the platform's shared identity and policy building blocks rather than building separate ones for each integration.