E2B

E2B

Product Engineer - Backend Developer

San Francisco

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TypeScriptGoNext.jsBackend DevelopmentPostgreSQLAPI DevelopmentRESTWebSocketsCybersecurityCommunication

About the role

  • This is product/application backend - APIs, data layer, auth, billing, usage metrics, real-time log/metric pipelines.
  • It is not our low-level infrastructure (Firecracker, orchestration, the sandbox runtime) - that lives with our Core and Platform teams, who you'll integrate with but not duplicate.
  • The split is roughly 80% Go backend, 20% TypeScript.

Responsibilities

  • schema design, query optimization, migrations, and reasoning about data at scale
  • Your job will be to own and scale the backend that powers the E2B Dashboard https://github.com/e2b-dev/dashboard and SDK -the APIs, data, and services developers rely on to run, monitor, and debug their sandboxes.
  • You're the backend counterpart to our dashboard engineers: they own the experience, you own the services and data behind it, and together you ship product end-to-end.
  • You'll build enterprise-grade services that scale to 100k+ weekly active users.
  • Optimizing data access and server-side performance like query design, caching, response times
  • If you see a better way to build something, you build it.

Requirements

  • 3-5+ years shipping production backend services, with deep expertise in Go

Nice to have

  • Working TypeScript(Next.js is a plus) competence.
  • You won't live here, but you can move into the app-router frontend to wire up a feature end-to-end and not be lost
  • Understand data fetching patterns on frontend side
  • Excited to work in person from San Francisco on a devtool product

Company info

  • E2B is a fast-growing Series A startup with 8-figure revenue.
  • We've raised over $37M since our founding in 2023.
  • Our customers include companies like Microsoft, Perplexity, Hugging Face, Manus, and Groq.
  • We're building the next hyperscaler for AI agents.
  • Comfortable talking to customers and explaining technical tradeoffs
  • Not being afraid to take ownership of your part of the product

This listing is sourced directly from E2B's careers page and normalized into a canonical job model.