Ahoj! Lyft is opening offices in Czechia 🇨🇿 and hiring for full-time positions on end-to-end product, science, and engineering teams. We’re looking for driven engineers to fortify our European operations and solve some of the hardest problems in building large distributed systems to support rideshare, mapping, and more.

Lyft was founded in 2012 and went public in 2019, with the mission to improve people’s lives with the world’s best transportation. We’re a brand with global recognition, competitive pay, and great benefits. We’ve been in Europe for four years, with over 400 team members in the region. Czechia is a world-class engineering hub — by expanding into Prague, we’re tapping into a thriving technology sector and investing in world-class engineering talent.

Our Czechia teams will be part of a distributed Lyft tech community, with offices in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Germany, Ukraine, and Belarus. Projects and products will be scoped for our European regions, with lots of opportunities to collaborate and learn from team members in different parts of the world.

We’re hiring scrappy engineers, who want to work on new products in a new office, backed by a big player in the American tech scene. Lyft follows a product-driven approach to engineering, and strongly encourages transparency, cross-functional collaboration, and ownership. Your work will have a direct impact on features that millions of people use every week, as you work with the world’s most talented engineers on challenges like routing algorithms, facilitating real-world interactions via mapping, and bleeding-edge artificial intelligence and machine learning efforts.

While there are no current plans to offer Lyft rideshare services outside existing operations in the US and Canada, team members in Czechia will be a big part of our success. Get in on the ground floor and apply to one of our full-time positions!

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