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David Careers

Software Engineer

Posted 6 days ago

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Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

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$96.15 - $120.19 per hour

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About the role

Software Engineer - $30M backed Series A Startup
Location: New York City, onsite in Midtown office 5 days a week
Compensation: $200K - $250K + Equity + Benefits(No 3rd Parties or C2C)
About Us: Our client is a fast-growing fintech startup building technology that helps consumer brands manage and access working capital. The company has already deployed hundreds of millions of dollars in capital and is now expanding its technology platform across underwriting, financial operations, and AI.You'll join a small, highly technical team and work directly with the founders to shape what gets built, taking products from an initial idea through production.
Your Role:
  • Build AI agents and automated workflows across underwriting, funding, and repayment
  • Develop financial products using bank, accounting, and retailer data
  • Own projects end-to-end, building and scaling systems from idea through launch
  • Help set the technical directions as the platform grows
  • We're Looking ForStrong track record of shipping and running production software across the stack
  • Depth in at least one of: AI agents, data infrastructure, or distributed systems
  • High ownership, strong technical judgment, and comfort working in an early-stage environment
Why Join Us?
  • Real Influence: at this size, your work shapes both the product and the architecture
  • Meaningful problems: you'll be building at the intersection of AI and financial infrastructure, with real capital on the line
  • Strong Team and Compensation: work alongside great engineers with competitive pay and generous equity packages
  • Available (H-1B, O-1, TN)
  • Apply below if this seems like a good fit!

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