Requirements

• Experience delivering and maintaining production software with practical C++ proficiency.
• Understanding of memory ownership, resource lifetimes, and concurrency.
• Linux/UNIX fundamentals including processes, threads, networking, and diagnostic tools.
• Working knowledge of data structures, algorithms, and software design.
• Experience with distributed systems and service-to-service communication, timeouts, retries, partial failure, and consistency trade-offs.
• Ability to navigate unfamiliar codebases, break problems into deliverable steps, and test correctness and failure cases.
• Systematic approach to debugging and performance analysis using evidence to form and test hypotheses.
• Clear communication, collaborative problem-solving, and willingness to learn Rust, Go, TypeScript, and other technologies in the stack.

Nice to Haves

• Experience with browser engines, Chromium, browser sandboxing, or security-sensitive systems.
• Knowledge of low-latency streaming, graphics, remote computing, or real-time systems.
• Experience with container and workload orchestration systems like Nomad or Kubernetes, and service discovery.
• Familiarity with Rust for systems programming or distributed services.
• Experience in Go or TypeScript; WebRTC, Skia, WebAssembly, or WebGL.
• Production observability, capacity planning, incident response, or build and release infrastructure experience.

What You'll Be Doing

• Owning well-scoped features and improvements from design through production rollout and follow-up with support from teammates.
• Developing and maintaining C++ code in a Chromium-based browser and contributing to distributed services and systems codebases using Go, Rust, and TypeScript.
• Debugging failures across browser processes, Linux hosts, and distributed services using logs, metrics, traces, and profiling tools.
• Improving session reliability, startup time, interactive latency, and resource efficiency, and validating these improvements with measurements.
• Writing maintainable code, automated tests, and design notes and participating in code and design reviews.
• Collaborating with teammates and partner teams to communicate trade-offs, blockers, and incorporate feedback.
• Participating in production on-call rotation after onboarding and contributing to incident mitigation and follow-up improvements.
• Flexibility to be on-call outside standard working hours as needed.

Perks and Benefits

• Medical, dental, and vision insurance.
• Flexible spending and commuter spending accounts.
• Fertility and family forming benefits.
• On-demand mental health support and employee assistance programs.
• Global travel medical insurance.
• Short and long-term disability insurance.
• Life and accident insurance.
• 401(k) retirement savings plan and employee stock participation plan.
• Flexible paid time off for vacation and sick leave.
• Leave programs including parental, pregnancy health, medical, and bereavement leave.
• Equity participation eligibility.