66K–88K EUR / year

Senior Software Engineer, Firefox Security

BackendRemote — Netherlands
Published on 2026-10-15
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About this role

Build and ship security and hardening features for Firefox, with a focus on enterprise users. Improve browser security across operating systems while helping resolve reliability, performance, and memory issues in a complex native application.

About the company

Mozilla builds open-source products and technologies, including Firefox, that prioritize privacy, security, and an open internet.

Stack

CC++RustHTMLCSSJavaScript

What you'll do

  • Design, implement, test, and ship Firefox security and hardening features
  • Improve security architecture, including privilege isolation, trust boundaries, cryptographic protocols, WebPKI, and security-sensitive web APIs
  • Investigate security issues across teams and deliver maintainable fixes
  • Diagnose and resolve stability, correctness, performance, and memory issues in a multithreaded, cross-platform application

What we're looking for

  • 3+ years of low-level software engineering experience
  • Strong proficiency in C and/or C++ and a solid understanding of security fundamentals
  • Experience debugging multithreaded, cross-platform native applications, including memory and performance issues
  • Familiarity with web technologies and ability to work in large, complex, multi-language codebases
  • Experience collaborating with distributed teams and communicating technical ideas clearly

Nice to have

  • Interest or experience in Rust

Benefits

  • Performance-based bonus plan
  • Retirement contributions with immediate vesting
  • Quarterly company wellness days
  • Country-specific holidays and a day off for your birthday
  • One-time home office stipend
  • Annual professional development budget
  • Quarterly well-being stipend
  • Paid parental leave
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