rust developer for memory safety migrations

The team focuses on memory safety migrations, porting widely used legacy C/C++ open-source libraries to memory-safe Rust equivalents. The work bridges feature gaps between legacy code and Rust replacements while minimizing disruption for existing consumers.

• Migrate legacy C/C++ libraries to memory-safe Rust alternatives;
• Build and maintain secure C++ shims and Rust FFI wrappers;
• Drive large-scale refactoring and dependency updates across numerous targets;
• Perform differential testing, validation, and large-scale integration testing;
• Evaluate performance and security trade-offs and provide data-driven recommendations to stakeholders;
• Manage cross-team dependencies and review bottlenecks;
• Structure migrations into small, reviewable stacks to streamline approvals and reduce failures.

• At least 5 years of software development experience, with a strong focus on Rust and C++;
• Deep expertise in unsafe code, FFI boundaries, and memory-safe migrations;
• Solid understanding of memory safety, pointer stability, and cross-language interoperability;
• Experience with Bazel/Blaze and dependency management;
• Strong debugging skills across memory, testing, and platform-specific build issues;
• Ability to communicate effectively with stakeholders and justify security-driven changes;
• Advanced English;
• Nice to have: Experience with Crubit and C++/Rust interoperability tooling, a background in vulnerability research or secure software development, familiarity with AI-assisted C/C++ to Rust migration tools (e.g., RustShift, Crigator), open-source Rust contributions, and experience managing third-party Rust dependencies.

• Profit sharing;
• Access to internal training and experts;
• Regular integration events and trips;
• Medical care.