OpenSanctions helps to keep people and companies accountable for their political and economic actions. We build a database that tracks a wide range of entities in the public interest: sanctioned companies, politicians, fraudsters, and criminals. Originally built to support anti-corruption journalists, OpenSanctions has also become a powerful tool used by hundreds of commercial clients worldwide for KYC/AML screening, legal compliance, and in-depth investigative analysis.
We take pride in providing a high-quality dataset to the public and to our subscribers. Transparency and accessibility are at the core of everything we do: our entire data pipeline is open source, and public search is free for everyone. After bootstrapping OpenSanctions into a sustainable small business in the past three years, we’re looking for a Developer Support Specialist to join our Support team to help our customers with their implementation of OpenSanctions.
We’re looking to add a Tech Support Engineer to our team to be the technical counterpart to our Customer Success & Community Manager. Your mission is to make sure every user, from solo investigator to enterprise fintech, can deploy, integrate and scale our data and API with confidence.
This is a support-first role: you’ll spend most of your time talking to customers (email, Forum, Slack, video calls) and turning their questions into clear answers, sample code and/or improved docs. Occasionally, you’ll dive a bit deeper, such as writing a short Python script, crafting a complex API query, or guiding a DevOps team through a Docker/Kubernetes deployment. If you enjoy the engineering craft but prefer helping people over chasing the next sprint, this is for you.
Email jobs@opensanctions.org with a short note on why you’re excited, plus your CV and any public repos, blog posts or tech writing you’re proud of.
We look forward to meeting you!
OpenSanctions is free for non-commercial users. Businesses must acquire a data license to use the dataset.