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Here’s what it’s like to work at Botpress.

Own projects that matter

Take the lead on impactful initiatives from day one. Here, you have the autonomy to make decisions and shape the outcomes of major projects.

Grow at startup speed

This is an opportunity to grow as fast as we are. Accelerate your career with real opportunities to showcase your work.

Have a direct impact

Every effort matters. Your work here directly influences our success, making every extra push count.

Build something brand new

Create what’s never existed before. Your work here shapes the foundation of a new way for humans to interact with software.

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Work hard,
build cool stuff, and make it count.

Because great ideas deserve great execution.

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Working with customers means tackling complex engineering problems that solve real business problems for real people, just like I would for my own team.

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Sebastien Buron
Team Lead, Customer Success

The people are passionate and talented; the office is goofy and welcoming. The camaraderie is unparalleled. It’s easy to produce great work when your day-to-day is so enjoyable.

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Sarah Chudleigh
Content Marketing Manager

My favourite thing about Botpress is that we hire for talent density. That means every new hire has to be better than you at something, and you're able to grow with the company.