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Software Engineer (Agent Platform)
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Software Engineer (Agent Platform) is a AI Agent Engineer role (full-time). with Browserbase. in SAN FRANCISCO, US. Compensation shown: $132K–$330K. Imported listing (source: jobs-radar.com). Apply on the employer's site (jobs-radar.com).
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SAN FRANCISCO · US
$132K–$330K
Full-time
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Browserbase is seeking a Software Engineer to build and scale the Agent Platform, a framework for AI-driven browser automation. The role involves developing developer-first APIs, collaborating with frontier AI labs, and deploying production AI solutions. The ideal candidate has strong coding skills in TypeScript, experience with AI agents/LLMs, and a passion for open source.
Responsibilities
- Build, operate, and grow the Agent Platform framework with developer-first APIs
- Design and implement tools for simple and powerful web automation
- Work with frontier AI labs (OpenAI, Google) to improve models and benchmark capabilities
- Deploy production-ready AI solutions impacting millions of customers
- Help define, scope, and prioritize projects for developer tooling
- Document and share knowledge with the team
Requirements
- Strong coding skills: preferably TypeScript, also Python/Go
- Experience building developer tools, frameworks, or libraries
- Experience building AI agents/LLMs, distributed systems, or applying reinforcement learning
- Familiarity with web automation frameworks (Puppeteer, Playwright, Selenium) or web scraping
- Track record of open source contributions or public developer projects
Browserbase
San Francisco · US · 61+ employees
Browserbase is a comprehensive platform designed for building and deploying AI agents that interact with the web like humans. It provides developers with cloud-based headless browsers, search and fetch capabilities, and tools to bypass anti-bot systems, all managed through a single API.
