Software Engineer
Desmos Studio PBC3 months ago
Remote, United StatesEntry Level
Responsibilities
- Build and ship software for Desmos math tools across 2D and 3D graphing, geometry, Desmos Notebook, and related products.
- Contribute to user-facing features in collaboration with product, design, support, and business teams.
- Participate in scoping, design, architecture, code review, testing, automation, monitoring, pair programming, and deployment.
- Become an independent contributor across several areas of the codebase while improving code consistency, cleanliness, and robustness.
- Improve internal tooling, share technical learnings, lead core initiatives over time, and help coach developing engineers.
Requirements
- Be an early-career software engineer who is curious, collaborative, generous, eager to grow, and enthusiastic about building polished products.
- Bring an example of something personally built, such as an app, website, physical project, or Desmos graph.
- Be prepared to discuss design decisions, alternatives, and trade-offs from a project built individually or with a team.
- Be able to describe the technology stack currently used and areas where further skills are desired.
- Demonstrate interest in mathematics and helping people learn, grow, and communicate with math.
Benefits
- Fully remote work with flexible hours and employee-set schedules.
- Competitive salary and generous stock compensation, plus a 401(k) match of up to 5% of annual salary.
- Medical, vision, dental, short-term disability, long-term disability, and life insurance.
- Medical and Dependent Care FSAs, at least 22 company-wide holidays, a company donation match, and additional benefits.
- Work-life balance focused on sustainable, long-term success.
- Significant ownership and influence within a small team with few external stakeholders.
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About Desmos Studio PBC
Desmos Studio PBC builds free digital math tools—most notably the Desmos Graphing Calculator, geometry, 3D graphing, and Notebook—for students, teachers, and professionals. The company is profitable and supports licensing and integrations with major curricula, learning platforms, and many U.S. state assessments and digital college entrance exams. Founded in 2011, it operates as a public benefit corporation focused on widely used, accessible math software.