Sourcegraph, a large-scale code-source engine and intelligence tool, offers a better way to read and understand code. Founded in 2013 by alumni from Stanford University and Palantir Technologies, the company strives to make exploring code as simple as searching the web. Sourcegraph's long-term vision is to make it possible for anyone, in any community, country, or industry, to create products with the best technology. The company works toward this goal by making code more widespread, by making code review continuous and intelligent, and by enhancing the amount and quality of open-source code.

Headquartered in San Francisco, California, Sourcegraph is used by customers worldwide to search code across all hosts and repositories. Development teams, open-source authors, and major companies use Sourcegraph to search, review, and edit code to ship better software more quickly. The company also helps programmers boost productivity by spending less time finding answers to questions regarding code changesets, existing functions, libraries, and more. Sourcegraph believes "code is driving the world forward" but insists that difficulty in building software is the only thing standing between humans and groundbreaking innovation. As it endeavors to make the process easier, it seeks smart engineers who can help it deliver "the promise of the future sooner."

As an employer, Sourcegraph maintains an open, transparent culture and doesn't require applicants to work from any particular location or time zone. Its engineering team is distributed across the globe, with roughly half working on-site in San Francisco. In the past, Sourcegraph has offered remote, work-from-anywhere jobs in fields like computer & IT and software development. To keep its team happy, healthy, and productive, the company offers family-friendly, medical, wellness, and vacation benefits to eligible associates, including equity.

Sourcegraph, a large-scale code-source engine and intelligence tool, offers a better way to read and understand code. Founded in 2013 by alumni from Stanford University and Palantir Technologies, the company strives to make exploring code as simple as searching the web. Sourcegraph's long-term vision is to make it possible for anyone, in any community, country, or industry, to create products with the best technology. The company works toward this goal by making code more widespread, by making code review continuous and intelligent, and by enhancing the amount and quality of open-source code.

Headquartered in San Francisco, California, Sourcegraph is used by customers worldwide to search code across all hosts and repositories. Development teams, open-source authors, and major companies use Sourcegraph to search, review, and edit code to ship better software more quickly. The company also helps programmers boost productivity by spending less time finding answers to questions regarding code changesets, existing functions, libraries, and more. Sourcegraph believes "code is driving the world forward" but insists that difficulty in building software is the only thing standing between humans and groundbreaking innovation. As it endeavors to make the process easier, it seeks smart engineers who can help it deliver "the promise of the future sooner."

As an employer, Sourcegraph maintains an open, transparent culture and doesn't require applicants to work from any particular location or time zone. Its engineering team is distributed across the globe, with roughly half working on-site in San Francisco. In the past, Sourcegraph has offered remote, work-from-anywhere jobs in fields like computer & IT and software development. To keep its team happy, healthy, and productive, the company offers family-friendly, medical, wellness, and vacation benefits to eligible associates, including equity.