C++ Developer, Multilogin

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JavaScript

C++

Rust

Selenium

Git

Junior and Mid level

Remote from Europe

Solution for managing multiple online accounts

Job no longer available

Solution for managing multiple online accounts

21-100 employees

B2BMarketingPrivacySaaSCyber Security

Job no longer available

Salary not provided

JavaScript

C++

Rust

Selenium

Git

Junior and Mid level

Remote from Europe

21-100 employees

B2BMarketingPrivacySaaSCyber Security

Company mission

To approach browser fingerprinting in a completely native way.

Job

Company

Role

Who you are

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field (or equivalent work experience)
2+ years of proven experience working as a C++ Engineer
Fluent English (B2-C1)
Extensive experience in modern C++ (C++17 is preferable)
Knowledge of the Git version control system
Concurrency / multithreading (optionally lock-free algorithms)
Willing to learn browsers and grow as the browsers engineer
Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to analyze complex issues related to browser development and automation
Strong communication and documentation skills to effectively convey technical information to the team

Desirable

Experience with large code base projects with different technologies or methodologies
Experience in Go, Rust and JavaScript
Previous experience with browser automation frameworks like Puppeteer, Selenium or Playwright
Familiarity with other browser developer tools, such as Firefox Developer Tools
Understanding of browser security and potential challenges related to browser automation and extensions

What the job involves

As a key member of our team, you will be responsible for various tasks related to browser development, debugging, and browser automation
The job requires improving logic deep inside of browsers, building smooth integration with different services and delivering a complex but convenient solution to our customers
Our team consists of only 5 people, and we value initiative and listen to the expertise of each team member while maintaining autonomy within agreed-upon deadlines
Develop browsers for Windows, Mac OS, and Linux
Research browsers architecture and software design
Deliver various new features to browsers based on Firefox and Chromium
Participate in all the team ceremonies and planning sessions
Write modules managing the interactions between user interfaces of information systems, server systems and databases
Write unit tests for the modules they are responsible for
Document the work carried out and review more junior team member's documentation
Establish processes for the coordination and define the best practices and methodology for the development of information system components developed by the team
Apply the software logic commonly used in the team and participates in the process of deciding upon this logic
Work independently, co-operating with the senior developers, if necessary
Review commits from other team members
Stay updated with the latest advancements in browser technologies and automation techniques to provide innovative solutions and recommendations

Our take

Numbers of online accounts have skyrocketed in recent years. In 2015, one study found that the average internet user has over 90 accounts; now, this number is estimated to be as high as 300. Keeping track of multiple accounts online is logistically difficult and, more importantly, a big potential security issue.

Multilogin has set out to solve this. In a nutshell, it allows users to conveniently manage multiple online accounts, eliminating the need to use multiple computers, virtual machines or portable browsers. Its strategy is based on market disruption, using physical device simulation technology to replace more old-fashioned methods.

Founded in 2015, Multilogin is focusing on growth of its team and consumer base, as well as development of its key products like the Mimic and Stealthfox browsers. Key competition in this market will come from the likes of AdsPower.