Useful answers are a team effort.
Work on real questions
Make complicated research feel understandable. Start with the question a person is trying to answer and the evidence they need.
Own the whole experience
Care about the path from the first search to a useful result, including empty states, uncertainty, support, and accessibility.
Write things down
Explain decisions, share context, and make it easier for the next person to understand the work.
Treat trust as product work
Privacy, evidence, and honest limitations belong in the experience from the beginning.
Build with care
Use shared foundations, check the behavior that matters, and improve the system when a pattern repeats.
Think beyond one context
People bring different languages, devices, sources, and expectations. Build an experience that makes room for them.
What working together looks like
Health and sustainable work
A role discussion should make workload, availability, and support needs explicit. Health coverage and any wellness allowance depend on the engagement and location and belong in the written offer.
Remote collaboration
We welcome remote introductions. Tell us your location and working hours so we can discuss time-zone overlap, communication, and the practical requirements of the role.
Time off and availability
Plan time away with clear handovers and realistic delivery commitments. Leave, local holidays, and any on-call expectations are agreed for the specific engagement.
Learning and growth
Work spans search, AI, public data, privacy, and product design. Share the skills you want to develop; any course or conference budget is discussed with the role.
Tools and equipment
A reliable working setup and access to the right tools matter. Equipment, software access, and home-office arrangements should be settled before an engagement begins.
Team connection
Written context, thoughtful reviews, and time to discuss the work help people collaborate. Meeting cadence, travel, and any in-person gatherings depend on team needs and the engagement.
25 roles across DeepSearch.
Customer experience · Open introduction
Customer Success Specialist
Help people understand their research results, resolve account issues, and use privacy controls.
Design · Open introduction
Design Engineer
Bring complex research workflows to life through accessible, consistent interfaces.
Design · Open introduction
Product Designer
Make public information and uncertain evidence easier to understand and act on.
Engineering · Open introduction
Infrastructure Engineer
Improve the reliability and observability of search, provider integrations, and account infrastructure.
Engineering · Open introduction
Frontend Developer
Build fast, usable search and research experiences on the web.
Backend engineering · Open introduction
Backend Engineer
Build the services that connect public information lookups, research sessions, and reliable account access.
Applied AI · Open introduction
Applied AI Engineer
Turn language models and retrieval tools into research answers that keep their sources and uncertainty visible.
Search quality · Open introduction
Search Relevance Engineer
Improve how DeepSearch retrieves, ranks, and explains candidate matches from incomplete public evidence.
Data platform · Open introduction
Data Engineer
Build dependable data pipelines that preserve provenance, freshness, and the meaning of each field.
Security · Open introduction
Application Security Engineer
Help protect research content, account access, and provider integrations throughout the product lifecycle.
iOS development · Open introduction
iOS Engineer
Help develop a native iPhone experience for public information search and source-backed research.
Android development · Open introduction
Android Engineer
Improve the Android search experience with reliable flows and interfaces that feel native to the platform.
Quality assurance · Open introduction
QA Automation Engineer
Make important search, billing, and privacy workflows dependable through focused automated and exploratory testing.
Product management · Open introduction
Product Manager
Help choose and deliver the improvements that make public information research clearer and more useful.
User research · Open introduction
UX Researcher
Understand how people investigate unfamiliar information, evaluate evidence, and decide what to do next.
Documentation · Open introduction
Technical Writer
Make DeepSearch's product behavior, API workflows, and troubleshooting guidance clear and reproducible.
Growth marketing · Open introduction
Growth Marketing Manager
Find effective ways to introduce DeepSearch to people with a real research need and help them reach a useful first outcome.
Search visibility · Open introduction
Technical SEO Specialist
Help search engines and AI discovery systems find accurate, well-structured DeepSearch content.
Customer education · Open introduction
Product Education Specialist
Teach people how to ask better research questions, inspect source evidence, and use DeepSearch with confidence.
Partnerships · Open introduction
Partnerships Manager
Develop thoughtful partnerships around public information research, integrations, and complementary workflows.
Solutions engineering · Open introduction
Solutions Engineer
Help teams evaluate DeepSearch and build integrations that fit their actual research requirements.
Localization · Open introduction
Localization Specialist
Make DeepSearch clear and consistent across languages while preserving the meaning of product and privacy information.
Trust and safety · Open introduction
Trust and Safety Analyst
Support responsible product use by investigating abuse reports and improving clear, consistent handling processes.
Product analytics · Open introduction
Product Data Analyst
Help the team understand whether searches and product changes lead to useful, repeatable outcomes.
People operations · Open introduction
People Operations Specialist
Build clear, considerate processes for candidates, onboarding, and day-to-day team collaboration.
Show us what you care about.
Send a short introduction, the area you would like to work on, and a link to something you have made or improved. Tell us what you contributed and what you learned.
Include the practical context that helps us respond: your location, availability, and the kind of opportunity you are looking for. Please avoid sending identity documents or other sensitive information with an introduction.