Cursor
Software Engineer, Enterprise Platform
San Francisco, CA. Posted 4 days ago
The role
You will design and build the platform layer for organization management, access control, compliance, and administrative tooling. This role focuses on building correct, secure, and scalable enterprise infrastructure for Cursor.
What you will do
- Build and evolve organization management systems including multi-level org structures and provisioning via SCIM
- Design and implement RBAC with fine-grained roles, permissions, and resource scopes
- Extend enterprise settings, policies, and configuration inheritance across products
- Deepen audit logging infrastructure for compliance requirements
- Build admin APIs and internal tooling for admins, customer success, and sales engineering
- Ship compliance features including SSO enforcement, session management, and data analytics
- Partner with product, security, and infrastructure teams to define enterprise platform abstractions
Required qualifications
- Experience designing and building scalable systems or shared platform infrastructure
- Must be able to work in person at the San Francisco office
Nice to have
- Opinions on permission models, role inheritance, and policy evaluation
- Experience building multi-tenant organization or IAM systems in production
- Experience shipping RBAC or ABAC systems
- Care deeply about correctness in authorization and understand why "fail closed" matters
- Able to hold the tension between "ship enterprise features fast" and "do not create security gaps or break existing access patterns."
- Feel comfortable shipping features end-to-end, from database schema and API design to admin UI and documentation
Benefits
- Equity
- Comprehensive medical, vision, and dental coverage
- Access to a 401(k) retirement plan
- Short & long-term disability insurance
- Life insurance
- Various other discounts and perks
About the company
SpaceXSI is building Super Intelligence to help humanity understand the universe. They are building the full Super Intelligence stack, from Colossus supercomputers to Grok models and applications.