About GeoComply We’re GeoComply! We are at the forefront of geolocation, cybersecurity, and anti-fraud innovation, developing and delivering cutting-edge technologies to help ensure regulatory compliance, combat bad online actors, alleviate user friction, and protect businesses from fraud. Achieving significant business and revenue growth over the past three years and dubbed a tech “Unicorn,” GeoComply has been trusted by leading global brands and regulators for over ten years. Our compliance-grade geolocation technology solutions are installed on over 400 million devices and analyze over 12 billion transactions a year. At the heart of it all is the people, united by a deep commitment to problem-solving and revolutionizing how people and businesses use the internet to instill confidence in every online interaction. With teams across five countries, three continents, and a global customer base, we have no plans to slow down. Location: Vancouver, B.C. Full-time, 40 hrs/week · Contract length: (Sept–Dec 2026)
Start date: January 8th, 2026
Application deadline: October 31, 2026
Salary range: $54,000 and $62,000 (annualized, prorated to your ~4-month placement). The Role: A large share of internet traffic isn't people. It's bots: automated scripts dressed up as real users, probing for weaknesses and slipping past defences built for humans. GeoComply is a leader in telling the difference, and BrowserGuard is where that fight happens in the browser. This is a fundamental research role on our push to catch the browser-based bots that beat the signals we have today. You won't be doing general software engineering. You'll be doing original research: studying how modern bots evade detection at the browser level, and inventing the new signals that catch them. Over four months the goal is ambitious on purpose. You'll generate and validate a body of net-new detection signals, ideas strong enough to become real features in BrowserGuard and proven against real customer data. Our engineers can build and test what you find. Your job is to find what they haven't. If it's good, GeoComply's engineers will build and test what you find.