(Sr.) Software Engineer – Email Security

Join Trend ‧ Join New Generation 趨勢科技 - 全球雲端資安領航者 / 全亞洲最大軟體公司 / 企業版圖橫跨五大洲 / 趨勢全球研發基地在台灣 =============================================================== [Overview] We build enterprise email security products — spanning on-premises and cloud — covering core inspection engines, threat detection pipelines, and platform integrations that protect organizations worldwide.

Our team focuses on core technologies — including Trend Micro's email inspection engine and defense solution platform — delivering high-quality security features with a strong engineering culture, where AI-native tools are a natural part of how we plan, build, and ship. We are looking for engineers who treat AI as a core part of their craft — using it to move faster, think deeper, and raise the bar on output quality.

[Your Mission] Design and develop email security features across on-premises and cloud environments. Leverage AI-native tools (e.g., Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot) throughout the full development lifecycle — planning, design, implementation, testing, deployment, and operations. Critically evaluate and verify AI-generated output, maintaining the same engineering rigor as handwritten code.

Collaborate with PMs, QA, and cross-functional stakeholders on requirements, design, and troubleshooting. [Qualifications] Essential BS in Computer Science or equivalent. Familiarity with Linux system programming. Hands-on experience with AI-native dev tools (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, etc.) Ability to provide effective context to guide AI toward production-quality outputs.

Nice to Have

Python and/or PHP experience. Apache server and RESTful API familiarity. Email protocol knowledge: SMTP, POP3, IMAP, MTA. Containerization experience (Docker, Kubernetes, AWS ECS). Cloud services experience (e.g., AWS). Personal AI workflow setup (CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules, prompt libraries, etc.) =============================================================== 連結智慧 守護世界 --- Connected Intelligence for Securing a Connected World