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What they do

Supabase is a Postgres development platform for developers. It offers a full backend on Postgres, with Auth, Storage, Edge Functions, Realtime, and Vector Search. More than 10 million developers have registered. The company is open source and has more than 350 team members in over 60 countries.

What they value

• Egoless: work for the mission and for colleagues.
• Kaizen mindset: improve all the time.
• Truth seeking: intellectual honesty and integrity.
• Batteries included: high ownership and care for quality.
• Undeniable: deliver work good enough to earn respect.

Where they hire

Supabase is fully remote with no offices, and it hires globally. Most engineering, product, and design roles are open globally. Sales, support, and some engineering roles are limited to the Americas, EMEA, or APAC. Postings do not generally discuss visa sponsorship.

Teams and roles

Engineering centers on Postgres and the platform around it. Languages include Go, TypeScript, Rust, C for Postgres extensions, and Python. Tools include AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform, Nix, Next.js, and React.

• Postgres: managed Postgres deployment, Multigres for horizontal scaling and its Kubernetes operator, and the OrioleDB storage engine.
• Product services: Auth, Edge Functions, branching, and the control plane API.
• Infrastructure: compute and capacity, edge networking, performance, release engineering, and site reliability.
• Developer interfaces: the Terraform provider, frontend, and billing.
• Also security, FinOps, engineering productivity, and engineering managers.

Product managers need senior developer-tools experience, use of the product, and written, async decisions. Developer relations engineers lead marketing. A large support team hires support and database support engineers.

What they look for

Supabase wants people who do well in async, fast-moving teams, write clearly, and take high ownership. Some roles mention RFCs, on-call duty, and upstream contributions to PostgreSQL and other open-source projects. The site does not describe the interview steps.