Remote Software Engineer | Auth

• Organization:
  Supabase
• Position title:
  
  Software Engineer – Auth
• Employment type:
  
  Full-time
• Work location / mode:
  Remote, Global; asynchronous working
• Compensation:
  Salary not disclosed; ESOP equity advertised
• Experience:
  
  4+ years shipping Go professionally; 2+ years working on authentication systems; strong relational database experience
• Education:
  
  No specific degree or mandatory certification stated
• Application schedule:
  Jobicy: apply before 16 October 2026. Employer closing date not stated
• Listing dates:
  Employer’s original posting date: 8 April 2026. Listed on Jobicy: 16 September 2026. Availability checked: 4 October 2026.

Build the authentication systems behind Supabase’s open-source Postgres platform in a globally remote, full-time engineering role, with equity and learning support alongside hands‑on ownership of security and reliability.

Supabase remote software engineer jobs 2026: this Software Engineer – Auth vacancy is for developers with production Go experience and a background in authentication systems. It combines server development, client libraries and service operations, so applicants should be ready to explain how their code behaves after deployment.

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Supabase supplies a developer platform built around Postgres, with database, authentication, storage, Edge Functions, Realtime and Vector Search services. Its Auth product uses Go on the server and Type Script client libraries, including support for server‑side rendering (SSR).

This role connects product development with the reliability of a security‑sensitive service. The engineer helps expand authentication features while maintaining the systems and integrations that developers already depend on.

• Develop authentication features: build secure Go and Type Script functionality across server protocols and client integrations, including frameworks such as Next.js.
• Improve protocol support: contribute to Auth architecture and integrations involving OAuth, OpenID Connect (OIDC) and SAML.
• Own operational reliability: improve performance, capacity and observability through metrics, tracing, structured logging, alerting and dashboards.
• Manage database changes: plan and execute safe migrations across a large fleet of Postgres instances while protecting service continuity.
• Collaborate in public and internally: write and review requests for comments (RFCs), work with other engineers, and respond to developer feedback through Git Hub, Discord and other community channels.

• At least four years of professional experience shipping Go in production
  .
• At least two years working on authentication systems
  , including protocol implementation or maintenance at scale.
• Strong relational database experience with Postgres or MySQL; the listing identifies Postgres experience as an advantage.

The employer also seeks strong Type Script skills and knowledge of cookies, sessions, JSON Web Tokens (JWT), HTTP and browser APIs. Authentication knowledge should cover passwords, OAuth, OIDC, SAML and cryptographic foundations such as hashing, signatures and ciphers.

Relevant framework experience includes Next.js or another JavaScript SSR framework, plus traditional frameworks such as Ruby on Rails, Django, Laravel or equivalents. Production experience with Kubernetes and AWS, or a comparable cloud platform, is relevant.

Candidates should understand Go memory management, concurrency and compute‑resource…