Role overview
Build and improve software products and shared services for a marketplace serving construction and real estate finance workflows. This hands-on staff engineering role moves between foundational architecture, early product experiments with customers, and refinements to launched products; it also includes technical leadership and mentoring without people management.
Responsibilities
- Design reusable services and workflow foundations for marketplace products, including purchasing, contract, invoicing, and status-management capabilities.
- Work directly with customers to frame problems, deliver an initial product version quickly, and use frequent feedback to decide what to improve, change, or discontinue.
- Improve live products by refining workflows, usability, quality, and adoption.
- Build AI-supported workflows that process and reason over complex documents, using model integrations and document extraction services.
- Lead system design on significant initiatives and contribute to maintainable, scalable, reliable, and flexible architecture.
- Mentor engineers through technical guidance and code review.
Requirements
- Senior-level software engineering experience spanning architecture and hands-on implementation.
- Ability to build reusable services and distributed workflows with attention to reliability, scale, and maintainability.
- Experience taking product ideas from customer problem discovery through working software and iteration.
- Strong judgment in balancing delivery speed with product quality and in making evidence-based decisions about product direction.
- Ability to work across existing products, new initiatives, and shared platform components.
- Communication and mentoring skills suited to influencing technical direction across a team.
Benefits and work setup
- Listed annual pay range: $180,000-$240,000, with equity, medical, dental, and vision coverage, and unlimited paid time off.
- Learning grant program and, for U.S. employees, a 401(k) with match and expedited vesting.
- Employees outside the Nashville area are expected to travel to the Nashville office at least twice yearly for company gatherings; additional travel may be needed.