Job Details: Job Description: Join Intel's Silicon and Platform Engineering Group (SPE) as an Exempt Tech Contract Employee, The Role and Impact :As a Power Integrity Engineer, you will play a pivotal role in ensuring Intel's platforms and products meet the highest standards of performance and reliability. This position offers you the opportunity to work on cutting-edge technologies, designing and optimizing power delivery networks for complex high-speed platforms, boards, packages, and silicon. Your contributions will directly impact Intel's ability to deliver industry-leading solutions to its customers, driving innovation in power integrity and enhancing the performance and functionality of our silicon and systems. Join us to tackle exciting challenges and create impactful solutions that push technological boundaries. The primary responsibilities for this role will include, but are not limited to: Develop and analyze power delivery networks, including 2D and 3D model extraction and noise analysis across die/C4 bumps, silicon, package, sockets, and boards. Define power grid specifications and power and area targets to achieve optimal balance between power integrity and performance. Design test structures, electrical analysis methodologies, and verification plans to address power integrity challenges. Perform measurements to characterize power noise profiles across frequency, ground bounce, and other critical metrics, verifying power delivery networks post-design. Correlate measurements back to presilicon analysis and estimations for improved accuracy. Apply expertise in power integrity design and tradeoffs to guide simulations of power networks and physical implementations for packages and platforms. Ensure on-die power noise meets system-on-chip (SoC) functionality an

Skeletons, lasers, tattoo buses — the Torq brand grabs attention like nothing else in cybersecurity. And we're growing like crazy, backed by Series D funding, 200% employee growth, and 300% revenue growth. Fueling Torq's momentum is our game-changing AI SOC platform, backed by a team and culture that makes Torq one of Forbes' Best Startup Employers in America, and a Business Insider 'startup to bet your career on'. Life at Torq is all gas, no brakes. We're a team of relentless, collaborative go-getters pushing the boundaries of what's possible for security automation. Every role is an essential driver of Torq's success as the AI-native autonomous SecOps platform of choice for security teams across the Fortune 500. About Torq Torq is the AI SOC platform transforming how enterprises run security operations. By combining a battle-tested hyperautomation engine with agentic AI, Torq lets security teams triage, investigate, and respond to threats at machine speed — moving beyond the limits of legacy SOAR and SIEM. Torq's AI agents act as digital analysts that work 24/7 to triage alerts, investigate threats, and remediate autonomously, freeing human analysts to focus on higher-value strategic work. Torq is defining and leading the AI SOC category, and the market recognition backs it up: Unicorn — closed a $140M Series D at a $1.2 billion valuation in January 2026, bringing total funding to $332M . Gartner — named the "Company to Beat" in AI SOC Agents for Threat Investigation (May 2026). KuppingerCole — named a Leader across all four AI SOC categories : Overall, Product, Innovation, and Market (April 2026). 4.8/5 rating on Gartner Peer Insights. ~300% revenue growth in 2025 , with a global team scaling fast. There's electricity in the air at Torq. We're a dynamic, highly motivated team propelling our customers and partners to new heights through AI-driven security operations. This Professional Services role sits at the front of the fastest-moving category in cybersec

Work Flexibility: Hybrid Position Summary The Network Security Engineer is responsible for designing, reviewing, implementing, and supporting enterprise network security architectures to protect the organization’s infrastructure, applications, and external connectivity from cybersecurity threats. This role combines strong network security engineering and architecture expertise with hands-on cybersecurity operations experience. The ideal candidate can independently assess network security risks, design appropriate security controls, and support security investigations in collaboration with Cybersecurity, SOC, and Incident Response teams. The role focuses on securing Internet-facing applications, DMZs, extranets, third-party connectivity, network segmentation, and enterprise security boundaries. This is a cybersecurity-focused engineering position, not primarily a network infrastructure support or firewall administration role. What will you do: Design, review, and implement secure network architectures for enterprise, cloud, hybrid, and remote environments. Evaluate and secure DMZs, extranets, Internet-facing applications, third-party connections, and external access pathways. Identify network security risks and define appropriate technical controls, including firewall policies, segmentation, access restrictions, encryption, monitoring, and compensating controls. Establish and maintain security zones, network segmentation, and trust boundaries to reduce unauthorized access and lateral movement. Engineer and manage enterprise security technologies, including Next-Generation Firewalls (NGFW), VPN, IDS/IPS, Network Access Control (NAC), and related perimeter security solutions. Investigate suspicious network activity and support cybersecurity incident response by analyzing firewall