Customer Engineer
OpenSanctions · Compliance
unknownRemote
Salary Range (USD)
$55k - $75k
Location
Berlin
Visa Support
Not mentioned
Funding Stage
bootstrapped
Job Responsibilities
- • help customers integrate our API and bulk data
- • reproduce and debug issues
- • write clear technical guidance and examples
- • turn recurring customer pain into product and docs improvements
Required Skills
strong customer-facing communication with technical userscomfortable with APIs and JSONcan write small scripts (Python preferred, JS ok)comfortable with Docker and basic infra troubleshooting (logs, configs, ports)fluent Englishoverlap with CET working hours (ideally CET ±3)
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OpenSanctions | Customer Engineer | REMOTE (EU/Asia/Americas -- no US) or HYBRID Berlin | €~55k-€~75k | https://www.opensanctions.org/
OpenSanctions builds an open source database of sanctioned entities, PEPs, and other risk-relevant subjects used in compliance screening and investigations.
We’re hiring a Customer Engineer to bridge customers and engineering. You’ll help customers integrate our API and bulk data, reproduce and debug issues, write clear technical guidance and examples, and turn recurring customer pain into product and docs improvements.
Required: strong customer-facing communication with technical users, comfortable with APIs and JSON, can write small scripts (Python preferred, JS ok), comfortable with Docker and basic infra troubleshooting (logs, configs, ports), fluent English, overlap with CET working hours (ideally CET ±3).
Nice to have: fuzzy matching or entity resolution experience, interest in sanctions and AML/KYC or OSINT, comfort with support tooling and building clean escalation paths.
Read more: https://www.opensanctions.org/docs/company/jobs/2026-02-cust...
Feel free to send your CV or any questions you may have to me at: brenna@opensanctions.org (mention “HN Who is hiring”!) :)
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