About this chromium developer role
We're hiring a Chromium developer to work on custom browser builds — forking, rebasing, and hardening Chromium for clients who need something a standard browser can't do. You'll work inside the Chromium source tree itself, not a wrapper around it, on projects ranging from enterprise security browsers to product-specific forks.
This full-time chromium developer position in our Engineering department offers an exciting opportunity to work on cutting-edge projects. As a remote position, you can work from anywhere in the world while collaborating with our global team. We're looking for candidates with 4+ years of relevant experience and a passion for building scalable, high-quality software solutions.
At Entalogics, we value transparency, quality, and innovation. As a Chromium Developer, you'll collaborate with our team, contribute to meaningful projects, and grow professionally in a supportive environment.
Key responsibilities
As a Chromium Developer at Entalogics, you will be responsible for:
- Build and maintain custom Chromium forks from upstream
- Work directly in the Chromium/Blink/Mojo source tree with GN and Ninja
- Implement browser-level features: policy enforcement, custom UI surfaces, sandboxing changes
- Rebase forks onto new Chromium releases and resolve upstream conflicts
- Harden browser builds against known CVEs and track upstream security patches
- Set up and maintain code-signing and auto-update pipelines for shipped builds
- Document architecture decisions for client handoff
Required qualifications & skills
To be successful in this Chromium Developer role, you should have:
- 4+ years of C++ development experience
- Hands-on experience building or modifying Chromium from source
- Understanding of Chromium's process model (browser/renderer/GPU) and Mojo IPC
- Experience with GN and Ninja build systems
- Familiarity with Blink rendering internals or sandboxing (site isolation, seccomp-bpf)
- Comfortable rebasing a fork onto a new upstream release
- Strong debugging skills across a multi-million-line codebase
Bonus points for
- Previous work on a shipped Chromium fork or enterprise browser
- Experience with Electron for comparison/context
- Knowledge of browser extension APIs (Manifest V3)
- Familiarity with code-signing and notarization across Windows/macOS/Linux
- Contributions to the open-source Chromium project
What we offer
- Competitive salary
- Remote work flexibility
- Work on a genuinely rare specialization — real Chromium source work, not browser skinning
- Direct line to the engineers, no account-manager layer
- Professional development opportunities