$180K – $350K/yr
● Strong current hiring demand for this role
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Pay vs market · Near median
This job's pay ($240,000 a year at the midpoint) is higher than about 45% of 691 salary-listed Software Engineer jobs in San Francisco in the last 12 months; their median is $251,400.
Role overview
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 engineering: building interfaces users love while solving tough problems under the hood. What you’ll do Build and scale Browserbase’s dashboard and web presence. Design and implement complex UI and data visualizations that make large-scale data intuitive. Collaborate across teams to ensure the dashboard surfaces the power of Browserbase clearly and effectively. Help define, scope, and prioritize roadmap objectives that improve user experience. Establish and reinforce best practices around frontend performance, accessibility, and maintainability. Document as you go and share your knowledge with the team. Technical skills Strong experience with modern frontend frameworks (React, Next.js). Proficiency in TypeScript. Background in full stack development (Node.js, APIs, Postgres). Experience with data-heavy applications (observability, analytics, dashboards). Familiarity with UI/UX best practices and implementing complex interfaces. You’re a good fit if you… Have high agency: you can set direction, make judgment calls, and drive projects forward without waiting for perfect clarity. Have a strong sense of ownership and bias toward action. Can drive projects independently, with high accountability without much outside input. Communicate clearly in writing and in person, and choose the right medium for the message. Are adaptable and able to dive into unfamiliar systems, learn quickly, and make sound technical decisions. Enjoy collaborating with a small, ambitious team in a fast-paced environment. Are excited to work 5 days a week in our San Francisco HQ (or open to relocating here) Why join us Shape the user-facing side of Browserbase — the dashboard that every customer touches. Build complex, data-rich applications that bring our infrastructure to life. Collaborate with a small, high-bar team of engineers who care deeply about quality. Join an ambitious startup where your impact will be felt immediately. More about Browserbase Browserbase is the complete platform to build and deploy agents that browse and interact with the web like humans. We provide one API key for agents to search and fetch information, fill out forms, and replicate user actions. We are a Series B startup that grew our revenue 5x in 2025 and are continuing to grow, fast. Backed by Kleiner Perkins, CRV, and Notable Capital, our team is building on our CEO's founding vision to power the world's best AI tools and help everyone automate the web.
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