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Role Description
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Preferred Qualifications
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US Zone 1
$193,000—$261,000 USD
US Zone 2
$173,700—$234,900 USD
US Zone 3
$154,400—$208,800 USD
Dropbox San Francisco, California, USA Office
Though remote is our primary way of working, meaningful in-person connection and collaboration is a critical part of Virtual First. Our San Francisco Studio is a place for teams to come together to host meetings, off-sites, and build community.
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