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Principal Software Developer

OpenText
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OPENTEXT OpenText is a global leader in information management, where innovation, creativity, and collaboration are the key components of our corporate culture. As a member of our team, you will have the opportunity to partner with the most highly regarded companies in the world, tackle complex issues, and contribute to projects that shape the future of digital transformation. Your Impact At OpenText, everything we do is based on a simple idea: The fastest way to get results is to build on what you have. Our software solutions enable organizations to do just that. Secure and scalable, with analytics built-in, they bridge the gap between existing and emerging IT—fast-tracking digital transformations across DevOps, Hybrid IT, Security, and Predictive Analytics. In the race to innovate, OpenText customers have a clear advantage. Our portfolio spans the following areas: DevOps | IT Operations| Cloud | Security | Info Governance | Big Data, Machine Learning, & Analytics. About our product: Fortify is the industry-leading provider of Application Security solutions that empower organizations to develop secure software. Fortify offers a comprehensive portfolio of application security solutions with the flexibility of testing on-premise and on-demand to cover the entire software development lifecycle. Over 80% of security breaches exploit application vulnerabilities, and at Fortify, you will be at the forefront of one of the fastest-growing segments in the security market. You will work with bright, motivated teammates to implement solutions to some of the toughest code analysis problems in the industry. We develop complex algorithms to scan the code of over 20 different programming languages. Development and testing are done using agile methodologies and techniques. Learn more about Fortify Static Code Analyzer (SAST): Security from the Inside Out:https://www.youtube.com/watch?vDGZrTtx7rLoFortify Static Code Analyzer:https://software.microfocus.com/en-us/products/static-code-analysis-sast/overviewJoin our experts and help us expand our security team A typical day in your life in this role What the role offers: Design and implement static analysis algorithms based on recent relevant computer science research and literature. Develop new analysis features and add support for new languages and language features. Apply recent research developments from computer science literature where we can benefit from upgrading our algorithms and program representations. Write specifications for features as they are implemented. Analyse the quality of security finding results and product performance characteristics. Maintain the Fortify Static Code Analyzer code base using good software engineering practices. Collaborate with a project team of other software engineers, security researchers, and quality engineers, to develop reliable, cost-effective, and high-quality solutions. Education and Experience Required What you need to succeed: Master's degree or Ph.D. (preferred) in Computer Science or equivalent, with emphasis on programming languages, static program analysis, compilers, or software security. 12 years of solid enterprise Java backend engineering skills Excellent written and verbal communication skills; Ability to effectively communicate design proposals and specifications. Qualified candidates have prior expertise in or knowledge of one or more of the following areas: Background in knowledge of compiler internals, static code analysis algorithms (abstract interpretation, dataflow, higher order analysis, buffer analysis, shape analysis, separation logic, context-insensitive incremental analysis). Background in Compiler construction (frontends, IR, type inference, program transformations) in one or more programming languages Background in the software security domain Desirable skills: Programming skills in additional coding languages and frameworks and desire to learn new programming languages Compiler tools (LLVM, MLIR, Rust HIR/MIR, Eclipse JDT, etc.) Experience with software systems running on multiple platform types. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Familiarity with agile development methodologies One last thing: You are persistent and inquisitive. You have to understand why things are happening the way they are. You are determined to understand cyber attack techniques at a very detailed level. You are a self-starter who is able to work with minimal management, however, have strong collaboration and interpersonal skills to work together with several other professionals from other information security fields. You’re a creative thinker who wants to answer the question, “Why?” Your workstation is a pyramid of monitors that you can't take your eyes off of at the risk of missing something. You have a desire to learn new technologies. Your sense of humour, passion and enthusiasm shines through in everything you do.

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