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Over $1M now available to pay open source maintainers! Get the details.

Do work that matters

At Tidelift, we are creating a community of people who want to build and support better software.

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We see a world where everyone wins—where open source developers have abundant reasons to keep innovating and maintaining their creations, and professional software development teams get software they can depend on.

Why work with us?

Tidelift is building a better future for open source. We are a passionate team looking for people who share this vision.

We’re an early company with a seasoned team.

We believe in work-life harmony: doing good work, with urgency and pragmatism, and at a sustainable pace.

We value and celebrate diversity. The more inclusive we are, the better our work will be, so we're committed to building a team with a variety of backgrounds and perspectives. We want to build a supportive and rewarding place to work for everyone.

Current openings

 

“ john-bintz-685080-edited
Tidelift fits in so well with the way I work, the tools I use, and the values I hold about creativity and freedom.”
— John Bintz, Engineering




“ bmw
I saw firsthand how remote can, in fact, work, so long as the company is intentional about a distributed team strategy.”
— Brian Weisberg, Operations




“ oscar
The huge lure of Tidelift was the opportunity I saw for me to finally give back to the open source community, but on a much bigger scale.”
— Oscar Spencer, Engineering

“ lauren-hanford
The thread that runs through my own work is one of looking for mission-driven opportunities.”
— Lauren Hanford, Design




“ amanda-mcdermott
The honest truth is, I joined Tidelift because 1) I liked the ethos around the whole Tidelift concept, and 2) I liked the people on the team.”
— Amanda McDermott, Engineering




“ amy
The Tidelift mission is real and powerful. The whole team lives and breathes the concept of paying the maintainers. ”
— Amy Guyer, Marketing