Software Engineer: IaC Platform Experience

About the Role: Supabase is the leading Postgres development platform. We are looking for a Software Engineer to own the Supabase Terraform provider, a core part of our developer platform. You will focus on Go codebase architecture, ensuring our IaC experience is reliable, ergonomic, and well-documented for millions of developers.

What You'll Do

• Own the Go Terraform provider codebase, including architecture, implementation quality, and release strategy.
• Improve Terraform provider reliability and ergonomics, focusing on resource behavior, lifecycle edge cases, and upgrade safety.
• Drive technical strategy for IaC workflows through design docs, RFCs, and iterative delivery.
• Build practical migration and interoperability paths for existing Terraform users.
• Monitor customer feedback and OSS issues to continuously improve the Terraform experience.
• Create clear documentation and examples that make IaC workflows easier to understand and adopt.

What You Bring

• 5+ years of software engineering experience in developer platforms, infrastructure tooling, or distributed systems.
• Strong proficiency in Go with a track record of shipping production-grade developer tooling.
• Deep experience with Terraform provider behavior, declarative resource models, and lifecycle edge cases.
• Strong understanding of schema design, versioning, and backwards compatibility.
• Experience owning or contributing to a provider codebase with real user adoption.
• Experience with testing strategies for providers (unit, integration, e2e) and CI/CD pipelines.
• Bonus: Familiarity with TypeScript-based tooling, Supabase CLI, and GitHub-centric automation.

Benefits

• Fully remote, async-first team with a global footprint (55+ countries).
• ESOP (equity ownership) so every team member shares in the company’s upside.
• 100% health insurance coverage for employees (80% for dependents).
• Annual company off-sites in new cities, tech allowance, and professional development stipends.
• Opportunity to work on open-source-first tools that developers actually love.