DuckDuckGo
DuckDuckGo builds a privacy-focused web search engine and cross-platform browser that blocks trackers for consumers who want less data collection. It makes money primarily from non-tracking search advertising and offers a paid subscription for additional protections. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Paoli, Pennsylvania, the company has been profitable since 2014 and distributes apps for Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android.
Open Positions at DuckDuckGo
5 open positions
Build high-performance modern C++ and Chromium code at the core of DuckDuckGo’s privacy-focused browser. Lead complex, end-to-end projects that improve tracker blocking, subscription features, startup performance, and browser responsiveness.
DuckDuckGo is hiring a Senior Web Compatibility Engineer to keep websites working across its privacy-focused browsers and platforms. You’ll investigate complex breakages, reverse-engineer third-party code, and build durable fixes and automation for web compatibility.
DuckDuckGo is hiring a Senior Privacy Engineer to build privacy-preserving systems, features, and threat-detection capabilities across its search, AI, browser, tracking-protection, and email-protection products. The role offers substantial ownership of privacy technology and opportunities to mentor engineers.
Senior Web Security Engineer responsible for protecting DuckDuckGo’s browser, search, sync, and AI experiences from emerging threats. The role combines application security, vulnerability research, security automation, audits, incident response, and red-team operations.
DuckDuckGo is hiring a Senior Backend Engineer to build privacy-focused consumer products across Search, Duck.ai, and sophisticated data-processing systems. The role offers broad project ownership using Perl, Go, and Node.js on a remote-first team.