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Proton is seeking a Software Engineer in Genève to join the browser product team and build a privacy-first internet browser used by millions. You will work with C++ and Chromium to ship high-quality, secure browsing experiences on desktop.
Job Description
Proton, founded by CERN scientists, is building a better internet where privacy is the default. As a profitable and independent company, we are looking for a highly skilled engineer to join our browser product team in Genève. You will help build a privacy-first browser that protects users' freedom and data at scale.
Your tasks- Collaborate with product, design, and engineering teams to build and ship a high-quality desktop browser.
- Work on a technically ambitious product, focusing on private-by-default browsing and timely security updates.
- Contribute to privacy and security hardening, including anti-fingerprinting measures and reducing third-party dependencies.
- Deliver a fast, distraction-free user experience while maintaining high product quality and performance.
Your profile- Hands-on experience building or maintaining a Chromium-based browser or contributing to browser engineering at scale.
- Proficiency in C++ and comfort navigating large codebases such as Chromium's Blink, V8, network stack, and sandboxing.
- Familiarity with Chromium's build system and cross-platform builds for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
- Solid knowledge of web platform standards and the security responsibilities of shipping a browser.
- Experience working in open source and Rust experience are strong plus points.
What we offer- Stock options from day one, giving you a real stake in the company's success.
- Access to the right hardware and software to do your best work.
- Investment in your learning and development through real challenges and ownership.
- Strong health coverage, retirement options, and generous leave policies.
- Free lunch and snacks daily, plus coverage for public transport, bike allowances, or parking.
- Flexible working hours that prioritize outcomes over fixed schedules.