"reverse engineering" Jobs

29 open tech roles matching “reverse engineering”, taken straight from company career pages — not reposted from other job boards. Most in demand right now: Python, SQL, dbt. Every listing is re-checked daily and closed roles are removed.

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Figma
Figma San Francisco, CA • New York, NY • United States $153k–$376k/yr Published 1 year ago
Pallet

Join Pallet as a Forward Deployed Product Engineer to deploy AI agents in logistics, driving efficiency in the global supply chain.

Pallet San Francisco or New York $160k–$200k/yr Published 2 weeks ago
Flexible on stack
Gong

Join Gong as a Senior IT DataOps Business Intelligence Engineer to build and optimize data infrastructure for business analytics.

Gong New York City $143k–$185k/yr Published 1 month ago
Flexible on stack
Mixpanel

Join Mixpanel as a Delivery Engineer II to drive customer onboarding and data health in a hybrid work environment.

Mixpanel New York City, US (Remote) $108.5k–$146.5k/yr Published 3 weeks ago
Mixpanel

Join Mixpanel as a Delivery Engineer III to lead client onboarding and data integration for product analytics in a fully remote role.

Mixpanel New York City, US (Remote) $137k–$185k/yr Published 2 months ago
Flexible on stack
Gusto
Gusto Denver, CO - Hybrid; New York, New York, United States $177.0k–$208k/yr Published 6 months ago
Anthropic

Manage international warehouse and logistics operations for Anthropic, ensuring timely and secure delivery of critical infrastructure hardware.

Anthropic San Francisco, CA | New York City, NY $405k–$485k/yr Published 4 days ago
Anthropic

Manage day-to-day warehouse operations and logistics for Anthropic's infrastructure across North America.

Anthropic San Francisco, CA | New York City, NY $405k–$485k/yr Published 4 days ago
Gusto

Lead and empower a team of engineers to enhance Gusto's payments infrastructure for small businesses.

Gusto New York, New York, United States; San Francisco, CA - Hybrid $183k–$200k/yr Published 2 weeks ago
AI-first team Heavy meetings