Senior Software Engineer - Integrations

flowengineering; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Flow Engineering seeks a Senior Software Engineer - Integrations to connect Flow with customer systems like PLM, ALM, Jama, DOORS, Jira, and Git-based platforms.

You will own the design, delivery, and live operation of integrations, map data between systems, and work directly with engineering and IT teams to ensure successful deployments.

Qualifications

• Experience designing and operating integrations with third-party APIs.
• Ability to build reliable data synchronization across heterogeneous systems.
• Strong grasp of API design and data movement across platforms.

Responsibilities

• Design, build, and maintain integrations linking Flow to customer systems (PLM/ALM, requirements, issue trackers, VCS).
• Develop reliable data mapping, transformation, conflict handling, and cross-system consistency.
• Collaborate with customer engineering teams to scope integrations and deploy live.
• Design and maintain APIs and webhooks for Flow partners and customers.
• Own integrations in production, including monitoring and debugging across controlled/uncontrolled systems.

Skills

APIs

REST

Webhooks

Data synchronization

Cloud services

Customer-facing

Tools

TypeScript/Node.js

Python

Jira

GitHub

GitLab

Job description

About Flow

Flow Engineering is an AI-native requirements platform for modern engineering organizations, enabling hardware teams to collaborate with AI agents to design, validate, and evolve complex systems with speed and rigor.

About the role

Flow is seeking a Senior Software Engineer - Integrations to build the connections between Flow and the tools our customers already run. Our customers are hardware teams in aerospace, defense, automotive, and adjacent industries, and their engineering work lives across PLM, ALM, requirements, and issue-tracking systems. Getting Flow to work cleanly with that existing stack is often what turns a pilot into a full deployment.

This role sits between engineering, product, and our customers. You will design and ship integrations, own their reliability once they are live, and work directly with customer engineering teams to understand how their data actually moves.

What you'll do

• Design, build, and maintain integrations connecting Flow to customer systems such as PLM and ALM platforms (Solidworks, AutoCAD), requirements tools (Jama, DOORS), issue trackers (Jira, Linear), and version control (GitHub, GitLab).


• Build reliable data sync, including mapping, transformation, conflict handling, and keeping records consistent across systems.


• Work directly with customer engineering and IT teams to scope integrations, understand their data models, and get deployments live.


• Design and maintain the APIs and webhooks that let customers and partners build against Flow.


• Own integrations in production, covering monitoring, error handling, and debugging sync issues across systems you do not control.


• Partner with forward deployed engineers and product engineers to turn recurring customer needs into reusable integration patterns.

About you

• 5+ years developing production software, including designing and operating services at scale in a cloud environment.


• Experience building and maintaining integrations against third-party APIs, ideally in a customer-facing or B2B setting.


• Strong grasp of API design (REST, webhooks, and related patterns) and the realities of syncing data between systems.


• Comfortable debugging problems that span multiple systems, including ones where you have limited visibility.


• Able to work directly with customers and translate their technical setup into a clear integration plan.


• Comfortable in a high-ownership environment where you scope, build, and support your own work.

Nice to have

• Familiarity with PLM, ALM, or systems engineering tooling


• Exposure to defense, aerospace, or regulated hardware environments.

Our stack

• TypeScript/Node.js and Python for backend and integration services.


• REST and webhook-based APIs, message queues, and standard cloud infrastructure.