Full Stack Software Engineer, Dia Enterprise

Hi, we’re The Browser Company and we’re building a better way to use the internet.

Browsers are unique in that they are one of the only pieces of software that you share with your parents as well as your kids. Which makes sense, they’re our doorway to the most important things — through them we socialize with loved ones, work on our passion projects, and explore our curiosities. But on their own, they don’t actually do a whole lot, they’re kind of just there.

They don’t help us organize our messy lives or make it easier to compose our ideas. We believe that the browser could do so much more — it can empower and support the amazing things we do on the internet. That’s why we’re building one: a browser that can help us grow, create, and stay curious.

To accomplish this lofty task, we’re building a diverse team of people from different backgrounds and experiences. This isn’t optional, it’s crucial to our mission, as we need a wide range of perspectives to challenge our assumptions and shape our browser through a bold, creative lens. With that in mind, we especially encourage women, people of color, and others from historically marginalized groups to apply.

As a Staff Full Stack Software Engineer embedded with the Dia Enterprise team, you’ll build the products that let organizations deploy, govern, and pay for Dia on their own.

This is a zero-to-one role with a concrete first mandate and a wide second one. You’ll own building the Dia Admin Console end to end: the web app itself, the entitlement and provisioning APIs behind it, and the integration surface where it meets Atlassian’s Admin Hub and commerce stacks. You’ll work directly with Atlassian’s platform teams and as enterprise needs surface inside Dia itself, and you’ll follow the work into the client.

You’ll be embedded with Enterprise but you are an engineer first. The team ships enterprise features across identity, security, and product. You’ll be the person who turns those capabilities into enterprise tooling admins can actually use.

• Design and build the Dia Admin Console: a hosted web application where enterprise org admins manage entitlements, configure identity, policies and see how their organization is using Dia.

• Ensure access checks hold in the backend by improving org and user entitlement modeling, provisioning and deprovisioning APIs driven by Admin Hub events, and enforcement.

• Integrate Dia into Atlassian’s admin surfaces so Dia appears and behaves as a first‑party product in Atlassian org admin consoles.

• Partner directly with Atlassian’s Admin Hub, Identity, and Commerce teams to move projects forward.

• Build the enterprise web surface area including usage and metering flows, self‑serve onboarding, and the tools our own team currently performs by hand.

• Partner with client engineers to ship enterprise features inside Dia.

• Set the technical direction for how enterprises administer Dia and make the calls that a growing enterprise customer base will live with for years.

• First Project:
  Dia Admin Console. A BCNY-hosted console linked from Atlassian Admin Hub. Org and user entitlement model, role model (Dia User, Dia Admin), policy configuration, and usage reporting.

• Provisioning lifecycle. Making Admin Hub the source of truth for Dia access, including the hard parts, like how quickly a disabled Atlassian user loses access to Dia and what that implies for token lifetime.

• Commerce and metering. Emitting Dia usage into Atlassian’s usage tracking service, and surfacing consumption and limits to admins.

• Wider enterprise enablement (open-ended). Beyond the projects above, there’s no fixed limit to the work that makes Dia enterprise-ready. New governance requirements,…