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Trunk Tools is an early-stage AI company revolutionizing construction. We’re building production‑ready AI agents and expanding our team to scale across the jobsite.
You will join cross‑functional squads with product, design, and business stakeholders to bring our roadmap to life. As a full‑stack engineer, you’ll own end‑to‑end capabilities using our Node/Express/React stack, design data schemas, and help scale systems to thousands of users.
At Trunk Tools, we’re the leading AI company revolutionizing construction, the second-largest industry on earth. We recently raised a $40M Series B led by Insight Partners, bringing our total funding to $70M from top-tier investors including Redpoint and Innovation Endeavors. This new round is fueling our next phase of growth as we scale AI agents across the jobsite.
Our mission is to build the future of construction through intelligent automation. Despite being a $13+ trillion industry, construction still runs largely on analog processes, we’re changing that by embedding AI directly into field operations.
Founded by builders and technologists (Stanford, MIT), our team has delivered software used by over 140,000 field professionals, impacting millions of users and contributing to $10B+ in built projects. Many of us come from the field ourselves, giving us a deep understanding of the industry’s unique challenges.
After years of building the “brain” of construction, we’re now launching production‑ready AI agents, starting with intelligent document processing and Q&A, and rapidly expanding into core operational workflows. Our team has doubled in the past year, and with 100+ employees (50+ engineers), we’re scaling fast and entering a period of hypergrowth. This is a rare opportunity to join at an inflection point.
Our full‑stack engineers work within cross‑functional feature squads to create the capabilities our customers leverage every day. This position will work closely with product, design, business stakeholders, and colleagues across the engineering org to bring our product roadmap to life.
Our interview process is designed to help us assess whether candidates would be a good fit for our company and open roles, as well as help candidates understand what it’s like to work on our team. We focus holistically on candidates’ alignment with our core values and their ability to work and operate under a high standard of excellence. All our interviews are performed remotely via Zoom.
(1) Conversation with the hiring manager: The first step of our interview process is an initial conversation with the hiring Engineering Manager. This session will focus on your background, skills, and relevant work history. We’ll discuss the projects and outcomes you’ve driven in your prior roles. As part of this conversation, we’ll tell you more about TrunkTools, expectations for the role, and leave ample time for your own questions.
(2) Technical screen: In this round, you’ll meet with a senior engineer on our team to review, understand, and refactor a small section of TypeScript code. You will screenshare your work from your own laptop. Please prepare by having Docker and your preferred code editor set up for this session. While we are in the business of applied AI and use LLM‑equipped coding tools extensively internally, we still expect our software engineers to know how to code. We place a high value on candidates’ understanding of programming fundamentals, so during this and all other technical screens, we will ask you to write your own code (instead of relying on an agent).
(3) Technical panels: Following our technical screen, we have candidates attend two separate panel interview sessions: a full‑stack interview and a system design exercise. Both sessions will be attended by a panel of two senior engineers. Our full‑stack interview covers candidate’s familiarity with implementing features across the breadth of a TypeScript and Express codebase. We’ll ask you to work through implementation of a small feature end‑to‑end, starting from a React component, handling state management, API calls, backend controller and service changes, and interaction with a database. In the system design exercise, we’ll ask candidates to diagram an architecture for a hypothetical eCommerce application using a shared Zoom whiteboard. We’ll be focused on assessing the candidate’s broad familiarity with how web applications are structured and built.
(4) Meet with the CTO: As a last step in our process before the offer phase, we schedule a short conversation with our CTO. This session is more informal, covering shared alignment, fit, and answering any remaining questions about TrunkTools or engineering culture.
Please note: All official communication from Trunk Tools will come from an email address ending in @trunk.tools. If you receive outreach from any other domain, please disregard it or report it to us.
At Trunk Tools, we’re working hard to build a more productive and safer environment within the construction industry, and we strive to live by these same values here at Trunk Tools HQ. As an equal‑opportunity employer, we are committed to building an inclusive environment where you can be you. We work hard to evaluate all employees and job applicants consistently, without regard to race, color, religion, gender, national origin, age, disability, pregnancy, gender expression or identity, sexual orientation, or any other legally protected class.
Compensation Range: $166.5K - $215K