NetBird | Full-time
Location: Berlin, Germany (or remote, CET/CEST overlap)
Source: Hacker News
About NetBird
NetBird is an open-source networking and access control platform based on WireGuard, providing zero-config peer-to-peer connectivity. We are built in Europe and used by thousands of teams worldwide. We are a small, growing, post-Series A team competing against incumbents in the network security space.
Open Positions
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Engineering Manager
- You will play a major role in leading and scaling our engineering organization.
- Responsibilities include unblocking, scaling, and hiring.
- You will still read code and hold technical opinions that impact the product; we are not looking for a pure people manager.
- Networking/infra background is a plus, not a filter.
- Ideal candidates have experience scaling a team from 0 to 20+ and have seen their product scale accordingly.
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Senior/Staff Backend Engineer (Golang)
- Focus on the control plane: peer coordination, policy and access control, and multi-tenancy.
- Ensure the system remains performant as customer networks grow into the hundreds of thousands of peers.
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Network / Client Engineer (Golang)
- Focus on the agent side: WireGuard, NAT traversal, hole punching, relays, and DNS.
- Responsible for shipping one client across Linux, macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android.
- Ideal for those who enjoy deep-dive debugging of peer-to-peer connectivity issues.
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Solutions Engineer
- A technical, customer-facing role covering pre-sales and post-sales.
- You will architect rollouts for large companies (e.g., 500-person networks) live on calls.
- Act as a key feedback channel back into the product roadmap.
Work Environment
We have an office in Berlin and primarily work within the CET/CEST time zone. While we would love to have you in the office, we are happy to hire remotely for stellar candidates. We are scaling quickly, offering a unique opportunity to join early and grow your career alongside the company.
How to Apply
Apply at https://netbird.io/careers. Please mention that you found us on Hacker News in your application.