Sysdig Leadership
Dig What You Do
Our rapid global growth can be attributed to our team, affectionately known as “Sysdiggers.” We’re collaborative, innovative and believe in transparency. Our success comes from loving our customers, trusting one another, and digging deeper to secure the cloud. Join us as our team grows globally! ??
View our open positions ?Company Culture & Perks
Sysdiggers and their loved ones enjoy an excellent benefit experience from day 1, designed to support their financial, physical, and emotional well-being. This includes: ? Competitive compensation including equity opportunities ? An international culture with employees in 40+ countries ? Flexible work arrangements ? Parental leave and fertility support ? Mental health support and company-wide recharge days ? Career growth, development opportunities, and more!
Life at Sysdig ?Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
With offices around the globe — our team truly is world-class! We are committed to building a diverse, remote-first workforce composed of members from a wide range of ethnic, social, and cultural backgrounds. Our mission is to empower employees to share their knowledge and experiences, to help create a more open and connected work environment. ?????????
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From Air Force to Sysdig: A Career in Cybersecurity
From Air Force to Sysdig: A Career in Cybersecurity
作者: Crystal Morin
Growing up as a small-town science nerd with a goal of solving crimes, never in a million years did I think I’d be where I am today. I always had a…
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Recovering Gartner Analyst: Year One
Recovering Gartner Analyst: Year One
作者: Anna Belak
Sysdig is my first startup, and this week is my one-year anniversary. I got here by way of a meandering path through academia, research, consulting…
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From Classroom to Cloud: My Unconventional Career Journey
From Classroom to Cloud: My Unconventional Career Journey
作者: Damon Weinhold
Changing careers is a challenge. Changing your career after a decade of pouring yourself into practice and professional development feels impossible.