Software Engineer, Warp

Salary not provided

Rust

OpenGL

Junior, Mid and Senior level

Remote in Canada, US

Rust-based coding terminal

Open for applications

Rust-based coding terminal

21-100 employees

B2CB2BInternal toolsSaaSDevOps

Open for applications

Salary not provided

Rust

OpenGL

Junior, Mid and Senior level

Remote in Canada, US

21-100 employees

B2CB2BInternal toolsSaaSDevOps

Company mission

To re-create the command line as a modern app, making a more usable, humane and, ultimately, more powerful CLI for everyone.

Job

Company

Role

Who you are

You are passionate about helping developers get more done — would jump at the chance to work on this particular product
You have amazing engineering chops, but are also product- and user-focused
You have great communication and collaboration skills
You’re sensitive to developers’ needs, and can develop warm relationships with developers
Bonus:
Building native apps in Rust or WASM
Shell or Linux-programming
OpenGL, WebG, or other graphics programming
Building open-source software

What the job involves

Have the chance to tackle difficult technical problems. One of the main reasons there has been little innovation in this space is that, for historical reasons, the terminal/shell division makes it hard to innovate
Work on a fast moving project right from day one
Be a foundational member of our early team and shape company culture and long-term engineering practices

Our take

Despite the growing importance of coding, coding terminals have been underserved by innovation in recent years. Warp solves this problem by developing and delivering a cutting-edge command-line terminal.

Warp is made up of former Google, Adobe and Dropbox developers who have identified the need for a modernized coding terminal. The company's Rust-based terminal improves productivity and efficiency among developers without sacrificing security. For this reason, it is now trusted by some of tech's most prolific developers.

Warp is working hard to bring its app to a number of operating systems, which will allow it to scale its customer base further. This will be vital if the company is to gain a headstart against other terminal developers. It has also raised significant funding over the years to support its growth.

Freddie

Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle

Insights

Top investors

Few candidates hear
back within 2 weeks

63% employee growth in 12 months

Company

Funding (last 2 of 3 rounds)

Jun 2023

$50m

SERIES B

Apr 2022

$17m

SERIES A

Total funding: $73m

Company benefits

Medical, dental, vision coverage
Ergonomic office equipment
Equity
Flexible work locations
20 paid-time-off days
Twice-a-year retreats

Company values

Product-first - Focus on user-experience and make engineering choices based on building the best product for users
Avoid Hierarchy - We value reason and pragmatism in making our decisions
Run by Developers - We use the product as we build it, and solve our problems as we build
Diversity - We will ultimately build the best product and business if that team includes developers from a wide range of backgrounds
Remote-First - We are distributed and remote-first. We emphasize asynchronous communication and are big on written communication

Company HQ

Nolita, New York, NY

Articles

Warp raises $23M to build a better terminal

Warp Raises $17M to Modernize the Coding Terminal

Warp Raises $50M Series B Funding Round

Leadership

Zach Lloyd

(Founder & CEO)

Previously worked as a Principal Engineer at Google, and was Co-Founder and CTO of SelfMade. Served as Interim CTO of Time.

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