Careers
Build browsers with a team that works close to the engine
We are a remote team that has built and maintained custom Chromium and Firefox browsers, browser extensions and desktop apps for clients worldwide. If you like engine-level work and clean handoffs, we would like to hear from you.
The work
What you would work on
Client projects fall into four areas. Most people specialize in one and work across others when a project needs it.
Browser engineering
C++ and Rust changes to Chromium and Firefox, kept as small patches and rebased onto new upstream releases.
Extensions and web
Manifest V3 extensions in TypeScript for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Brave and Safari, and the web interfaces around them.
Desktop apps
Electron and Tauri applications for Windows, macOS and Linux, including installers, updates and native integration.
Testing and security
Cross-platform testing, extension audits and checking that browser changes behave the same on every release.
Working here
How we work
Small, reviewable changes
Engine work is delivered as patches that can be read, tested and rebased, not as one large drop of code.
Tested releases
Builds are checked on the platforms our clients target before they are handed over.
Shipped products
The work ships as browsers, extensions and desktop apps that people use, and it is kept current afterward.
Remote team
Every role is remote. We work through code review, written updates and scheduled calls across time zones.
Open positions
Current openings
Open roles across browser engineering, extensions, desktop apps and testing. All roles are remote. Select a role to see the details.
How to apply
Email your CV and links to your work to info@browserdevelopers.com. Put the role title in the subject line, for example “Application: Browser Extension Developer”. Our hiring team reads every application.
Don't see your role? If your work fits one of the areas above, send your details anyway and tell us which area. We will contact you if a project needs someone with your experience.
info@browserdevelopers.comWhat to include in your message
- A CV, or a short summary of what you have worked on.
- Links to code, projects or extensions you have built, if you can share them.
- The area you are strongest in, such as browser engine, extensions or desktop apps.
- Your time zone and when you could start.