Staff+ Full-stack Software Engineer

About this role

• Anthropic’s Product Engineering org is looking for experienced engineers with strong full-stack fundamentals to join one of teams owning our current or emergent products
• You’ll be a technical leader who thinks holistically about the consumer and/or enterprise end user experience - be that via Claude.ai, the Anthropic API, enterprise deployments, Claude Code, or mission-driven applications - and carry real end-to-end ownership
• You’ll partner with engineering managers, product leaders, designers, and researchers to understand new model capabilities and redefine what is possible for users in the world of LLMs - and how to build it
• We’ll look to you to have a product-oriented mindset and input, own technical quality across the stack (performance, accessibility, reliability, and developer experience), scale your efforts to millions of users on a global scale, and carry genuine excitement about what AI makes possible
• We have multiple teams that are currently hiring. Team placement occurs after the interview process, taking into account your interests and experience alongside organizational needs. This flexible approach allows us to match talented engineers with the backend product efforts where they’ll have the greatest impact and growth potential
• Developer Experience: You’ll build the products and tools - console, SDKs, docs, and observability - that give developers the confidence to rely on Claude in their most critical applications. Our mission is to meet developers where they are and bring them closer to the ceiling of what’s possible with our models and API
• That means building trust through great platform fundamentals, inspiring developers to raise the bar in how they use Claude’s capabilities, and accelerating the path to agentic development by designing for both human and AI developers
• You’ll work closely with teams across the Platform org to turn Claude’s newest capabilities into experiences developers can actually pick up and run with - from first...