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4 roles at 1 company

  1. Sales Engineer

    BrowserbaseSan FranciscoPosted 16 days ago

    MORE ABOUT BROWSERBASE Browserbase is the most reliable way for AI to use the web. We allow AI to safely read, write, and automate anything online on your behalf through a headless browser. We are a Series B startup that grew our revenue

    FullTimeOn-site

    View & apply on Browserbase
  2. Software Engineer (Dashboard) - San Francisco

    BrowserbaseSan FranciscoPosted Jul 2, 2026

    SOFTWARE ENGINEER (DASHBOARD) Dashboard is the front door to Browserbase. This team owns our dashboard and web experience - everything from authentication and billing to data-rich observability and complex UI. It’s true full stack engineer

    FullTimeOn-site

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  3. Software Engineer (Agent Platform)

    BrowserbaseSan FranciscoPosted Aug 25, 2025

    ABOUT THE ROLE Agent Platform is Browserbase’s framework for automating browsers with code. The Agent Platform team creates developer tools at the intersection of AI and open source, making browser automation smarter, simpler, and more pow

    FullTimeOn-site$132K – $330K • Offers Equity

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  4. Software Engineer (Core Infrastructure)

    BrowserbaseSan FranciscoPosted Mar 25, 2025

    ABOUT THE ROLE Core (aka Browserbase Core Infrastructure) is the backbone of everything we do. This team keeps our browsers running at scale, solving massive distributed systems challenges and making sure our platform is fast, reliable, an

    FullTimeOn-site$132K – $358K • Offers Equity

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