Distributed Systems Evaluation Engineer

At the heart of Logos is a culture deeply rooted in a mission to serve the church by leveraging technology. Founded in 1992 as Logos Research Systems, Inc., the company was born from the vision of two Microsoft employees, Bob Pritchett and Kiernon Reiniger, along with Bob's father, Dale. They left their jobs to chase a passion for developing Christian software, leading to their first product, Logos Bible Software for Microsoft Windows. For over three decades, this purpose has been the driving force behind every innovation, from their flagship Bible study platform to a comprehensive ecosystem of digital tools and resources. The company, which rebranded as Faithlife Corporation in 2014 to reflect its expanding portfolio, has recently returned to its roots, re-emphasizing the globally recognized 'Logos' brand as its primary market identity. This strategic shift underscores a renewed commitment to their core strength: creating powerful, accessible technology for in-depth Bible study.

The team culture at Logos is built on a set of core values that guide their work and interactions: 'Own Our Impact', 'Serve Wholeheartedly', 'Forge Ahead', 'Stay Curious', 'Speak Truth in Love', and 'Venture Together'. This framework fosters an environment of initiative, excellence, and collaboration. Employees are seen as part of a unified team, strengthened by diverse experiences and a shared passion for the mission. Whether working from the headquarters in Bellingham, Washington, or remotely from anywhere in the world, the team is dedicated to increasing biblical literacy and accessibility for Christians globally. This commitment is not just about creating software; it's about building a community and providing resources that connect users to the Word and to each other, making a living that truly makes a difference in the world.