"open source" Jobs
363 open tech roles matching “open source”, taken straight from company career pages — not reposted from other job boards. Most in demand right now: Python, SQL, Kubernetes. Every listing is re-checked daily and closed roles are removed.
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Join Grafana Labs as a Staff Backend Engineer to build core backend services for an AI-native data intelligence system in a fully remote environment.
Join Grafana Labs as a Senior Solutions Engineer to drive customer success and technical engagement in a fully remote environment.
Join Reddit's Observability team as a Staff Software Engineer to tackle infrastructure and software challenges impacting millions of users.
Join Grafana Labs as a Staff Backend Engineer to design and build scalable backend systems for observability in a remote-first environment.
Join Mercury as a founder or part of a small team to build innovative AI products for the future.
Join Reddit as a Staff Backend Engineer to build a highly available developer platform in a collaborative remote environment.
Lead the design and development of Reddit's build and deployment platform as a Senior Full Stack Software Engineer.
Join Grafana Labs as a Senior AI Engineer to develop AI-driven observability tools in a fully remote environment.
Join n8n as a Senior Developer Advocate to engage with a vibrant community and promote automation and open-source solutions.
Join a high-growth team at Grafana Labs as a Solutions Engineer, working remotely to solve technical and customer challenges.
Join a high-growth team at Grafana Labs as a Senior Solutions Engineer, working remotely to solve technical and customer challenges.
Join Grafana Labs as a Staff AI Engineer to develop AI-driven observability tools in a fully remote environment.
Design and build developer tools and workflows to enhance productivity for Reddit's engineering teams.
Join Grafana Labs as a Senior Solutions Engineer to drive customer success and technical engagement in a fully remote, high-growth environment.
Lead the architectural overhaul of Reddit's content creation tools as a Senior Staff Software Engineer.