Wroclaw, Poland (Remote)
At Vonage, privacy and compliance are at the core of our customers’ trust.
As a Software Engineer , you’ll contribute to building and maintaining systems that ensure our products meet evolving global data privacy and compliance standards.
You’ll help design and implement features that automate audits, streamline evidence collection, and enforce privacy controls — directly supporting our mission to embed privacy-by-design into every Vonage solution.
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Vonage is a global cloud communications leader.
Your talent will help brands — such as Airbnb, Viber, WhatsApp, and Snapchat — accelerate their digital transformation through our fully programmable-based unified communications, contact center solutions, and communications APIs. Ready to innovate?
Then join us today.
Note: The purpose of this profile is to provide a general summary of essential responsibilities for the position and is not meant as an exhaustive list.
Assignments may differ for individuals within the same role based on business conditions, departmental need or geographic location.
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