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Senior macOS Developer - Workforce AI Security

Summary

The Senior macOS Developer will build and maintain security features for macOS using Swift and Objective-C, focusing on system-level development, network proxy infrastructure, and AI-driven security integrations.

  • Collaborate with Windows, Backend, QA, Product Management and AI teams to ensure consistent behavior and protection across platforms
  • Develop new features in Swift and maintain existing Objective-C codebase
  • Build LaunchDaemons/LaunchAgents with XPC-based inter-process communication
  • Contribute to the network proxy infrastructure for network traffic interception
  • Leverage Apple’s system facilities to provide optimal Security
  • Integrate with IDEs and implement MCP protocol proxying
  • Manage and orchestrate proxy services deployed at runtime
  • Debug complex multi-process security software
  • 5+ years system level development experience
  • 3+ years macOS development experience
  • Ability to demonstrate proficiency with AI Driven Development
  • Strong Swift skills development skills
  • Objective-C proficiency - maintain and refactor existing code
  • Deep knowledge of macOS frameworks
  • Experience with LaunchDaemons/LaunchAgents, code signing, packaging, notarization and privileged operations
  • Understanding of networking technologies and programming
  • Experience with Git, CI/CD
  • Comfortable with cross-platform development
  • Computer Science University degree or equivalent

Nice-to-Have

  • Browser extension development (Safari, Chrome)
  • Knowledge of AI/LLM tools (VS Code extensions, Claude Desktop)
  • Experience with Model Context Protocol (MCP)
  • Network traffic inspection or packet analysis background
  • Endpoint Security Framework or macOS security APIs
  • Python proficiency
  • Windows development experience
  • Rust experience

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