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Handshake

Handshake is a company that provides a platform for career development and job searching.

Startup · EdTech · San Francisco, US

Roles open

Handshake has 1 open role for 2024–26 batches across 2 cities. It went up on 25 Jul.

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Week from 25 Jul: 1 role
1 role posted in the past year, by week · counting since Apr 2026Past 30 days

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Open roles

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Who they hire

Read off 1 open role.

Batches
2026 2025 2024
Experience
4–10 yrs
Where
  • New York1
  • San Francisco1
Work mode
Remote — every open role
Skills asked
CSS HTML JavaScript React TypeScript
Work areas
Frontend Software

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Get in

A referral, and a resume written for the role.

Get referred

A referral puts your resume in front of a person instead of a filter. Find people at Handshake on LinkedIn — each search opens in a new tab, and you’ll need to be signed in.

Tailor your resume

Pick a role and get a ready-made AI prompt that rewrites your resume for its job description — without inventing experience.

Get the prompt

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About Handshake

Handshake is a platform that connects students and recent graduates with job opportunities. The company aims to provide a more efficient and effective way for job seekers to find and apply for jobs, and for employers to find and recruit top talent. With a strong focus on career development and job searching, Handshake is a great place to work for those who are passionate about making a difference in the lives of others.

Tech they use

react · typescript · javascript · html · css

Headquarters
San Francisco, US
Employees
201–500
Type
Startup
Industry
EdTech

Offices

San Francisco · New York

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Hiring numbers come from 1 open role and a year of job posts on CareersAt.Tech, and update as roles are added or close. Company details come from public sources; the careers link was last checked 23 Oct 2026. Spotted something wrong? Tell us.