CrowdStrike Offices

CrowdStrike is headquartered in Austin and has 7 office locations.

Hybrid Workplace

Employees engage in a combination of remote and on-site work.

Typical time on-site: Flexible

U.S. Office Locations

HQ

Austin

206 E 9th Street, Austin, TX, United States, 78701

Arlington

Arlington, VA, United States

Irvine

Irvine, CA, United States

Kirkland

Kirkland, WA, United States

Minneapolis

Minneapolis, MN, United States

Saint Louis

Saint Louis, MO, United States

Sunnyvale

150 Mathilda Place, Sunnyvale, CA, United States, 94086

Recently posted jobs

Cloud • Computer Vision • Information Technology • Sales • Security • Cybersecurity
Lead backend engineering for authentication and authorization services operating at extreme scale. Design distributed cloud systems, APIs, storage, and scalable architectures handling billions of authorization decisions and millions of events per second. Collaborate across teams, mentor developers, improve performance and reliability, contribute to open source, and apply AI technologies to enhance workflows and decision-making.
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Cloud • Computer Vision • Information Technology • Sales • Security • Cybersecurity
Develop and maintain CrowdStrike’s macOS endpoint security sensor using C/C++ and Swift. Design, implement, and own features across operating-system subsystems including filesystems, memory, processes, and networking. Build reliable, high-performance, multithreaded software, troubleshoot customer-reported issues, collaborate with distributed teams, and use AI technologies to improve workflows and decision-making.
Cloud • Computer Vision • Information Technology • Sales • Security • Cybersecurity
Design and develop high-reliability, highly concurrent Linux security sensor software for large-scale environments. Lead technical proposals, design reviews, planning, debugging, incident resolution, testing improvements, and cross-team architecture discussions. Mentor junior engineers, communicate technical tradeoffs, and influence engineering direction. Work across kernel, memory, process, filesystem, and networking subsystems, with opportunities to use eBPF and endpoint security technologies.