Software Engineer, Visibility

ConductorOne•San Francisco, CA

About The Position

Do you remember the first dashboard you built that actually made sense of chaos? The moment when a wall of logs became a clear timeline, or when a confusing access graph finally clicked into focus because you found the right visualization? There's something deeply satisfying about taking dense, complex information and making it genuinely understandable—about building interfaces that users don't just tolerate, but actually love. At ConductorOne, we know that the world has been transformed by AI, and we never want to go back. We're building AI tools and we're building with AI tools—every day. We ship fast and we ship constantly. We use Claude Code and Cursor to move at a pace that would have seemed impossible two years ago. The hard problems are still hard, but the speed at which we can iterate, experiment, and ship has changed forever. We are looking for exceptional Staff and Principal Engineers to join us in San Francisco, working on how we surface insights about identity and access to our customers. You'll build the visualizations, interfaces, and experiences that make complex identity data actionable. These are senior technical leadership roles crucial to driving our technical strategy, mentoring teams, and delivering high-impact projects that users can actually see and feel. If you bias toward action and care deeply about shipping, we want to talk to you. Here are a few blog posts highlighting how we approach hard problems: Incremental Sync: How ConductorOne Keeps Identity Data Fresh in Real Time Building Trust Through Connector Reliability About ConductorOne ConductorOne is the first AI-native identity security platform that protects every identity: human, non-human, and AI. We make it possible for enterprises to move beyond the limitations of legacy identity governance—reducing their attack surface while actually improving the experience for everyone involved. Forward-thinking companies like DigitalOcean, Instacart, Ramp, and Zscaler trust ConductorOne to secure their identities. We're backed by top investors and growing fast, but we're still small enough that every engineer shapes the product and culture.

Requirements

A track record of delivering complex, multi-team projects—you've shipped systems that handle real scale, real failures, and real customers
Strong experience across the stack—you're comfortable in both frontend and backend code, and can ship end-to-end features
Deep experience with TypeScript/React or similar frontend technologies, with strong opinions on building maintainable UIs
Strong systems thinking—you balance technical debt against feature velocity and make pragmatic tradeoffs
Demonstrated technical leadership—you've driven architectural decisions, built consensus across teams, and helped other engineers grow
High agency—you figure out what needs to be built, not just how to build what you're told. You move fast and unblock yourself.
Experience with AI-assisted development (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, or similar)—you're already using these tools and excited about what's next
Clear, persuasive communication—you can explain complex technical concepts to diverse audiences and build alignment
Ego in check—you care about getting it right, not being right

Nice To Haves

Experience building AI-native products—integrating LLMs into production systems, prompt engineering, retrieval-augmented generation
Background in data visualization, dashboards, or analytics products
Experience with identity and access management systems (SCIM, SAML, OAuth, LDAP, or similar)
Experience building multi-tenant SaaS platforms with enterprise security requirements
Contributions to open source projects or engineering communities

Responsibilities

Build the experiences that make identity data actionable—design and ship the interfaces, visualizations, and workflows that help security teams understand and act on their identity posture
Plan and drive large projects with incremental deliverables—you'll contribute to major architectural decisions, assess technical risks, and communicate tradeoffs across teams
Work directly with customers to understand how they think about identity risk—the best products come from deep empathy for user problems
Set the bar for code quality—deliver code that's maintainable, well-tested, and sets the standard for the team
Be a stabilizing force when things are ambiguous—keep the team aligned on priorities and moving forward even when the path isn't clear
Mentor and elevate others—delegate effectively, trust people with real ownership, and help engineers around you grow

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