Software Engineer

Full-Stack / Backend Engineer - Construction Technology The Opportunity Our client is building the financial infrastructure layer for construction, a $12T global industry still powered by fragmented, legacy software. Fresh off a $15M Series A led by Accel, with $20M+ in total funding, the company is profitable, cash-flow positive, and serving 550+ customers. They’re hiring a high-ownership Full-Stack / Backend Engineer who enjoys simplifying complex systems, building 0→1 products, and solving hard infrastructure problems. What You’ll Work On

• Unify dozens of fragmented construction systems behind one clean API and data model
• Build integrations with legacy and on-prem systems that may have limited APIs or documentation
• Scale a platform handling millions of API requests per day
• Improve performance, caching, reliability, testing, and observability
• Build customer-facing products that run on top of the company’s own APIs
• Ship production code quickly and work directly with customers and founders

What We’re Looking For

• Roughly 1–10 years of software engineering experience
• Strong backend or full-stack engineering ability
• Familiarity with cloud infrastructure such as AWS
• Strong systems thinking and comfort with ambiguity
• High ownership, low ego, and a bias toward shipping
• Exceptional new grads with strong internships, co-ops, or projects may be considered

Prior experience with construction tech, B2B SaaS, APIs, or the exact stack is not required. Tech Stack TypeScript, React, PostgreSQL, Redis, AWS, CDK, EC2 Location

• Bay Area: In-office in San Francisco 5 days/week
• Outside Bay Area: Remote available for exceptional candidates
• Relocation and visa sponsorship available

Why Join? You get the ownership and upside of an early-stage startup with much less early-stage risk:

• 550+ customers
• Profitable and cash-flow positive
• $20M+ raised
• Backed by Accel and Y Combinator
• Massive, underserved market
• Small, highly technical team
• Direct access to experienced founders

This is a strong fit for an engineer who wants to solve durable technical problems, simplify messy systems, and help build a category-defining company.