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corgi insuranceDallas (TX)

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$110 K – $200 K

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About the role

# Software Engineer Business: Corgi
Department: Engineering
Location: Dallas, TX
Workplace: On-site
Employment: Full-time
Pay: $110K – $200KExperience: 1+ years
Our goal is to rebuild the $1T+ insurance industry from the ground up using AI — not by layering on software, but by rethinking how insurance actually operates end-to-end. We're not just building a company; we're building long-term infrastructure that should still matter in 100 years. We're well-funded and backed by top investors, with the resources to build aggressively — but we operate like a small, high-output team. We don't optimize for titles or org charts. We care about people who take ownership, move quickly, and want to build something massive. Beagle is Corgi's renters insurance platform for property management companies. Our software automates renter benefits and insurance end-to-end: enrollment, billing, compliance, claims, and even physical product fulfillment — replacing workflows that usually require entire operations teams. We process charge files and ACH payments, manage multi-product coverage configurations, and serve multiple user types through separate portals. All of this is built and maintained by a small, fast-moving engineering team.What you'll work on* Rebuilding core platform systems — taking MVPs to production-grade, handling complex state machines and edge cases where mistakes have real financial consequences* Building data ingestion pipelines — parsing messy real-world formats from third-party systems and turning them into clean, reliable data* Working with real money flows — ACH payments, billing reconciliation, and Stripe integrations where accuracy is critical* Shipping across multiple products — features often span multiple user types and systems* Designing integrations with external platforms — mapping third-party APIs and building monitoring to catch issues earlyWhat you won't deal with* Ticket factories — engineers are involved in product decisions, not just execution* Slow shipping — we ship daily and merge ~70 PRs per month* Siloed roles — you'll work across backend, frontend, and infrastructure* Process for the sake of process — no story points, no unnecessary ceremoniesYou should have* Strong experience building web applications across the stack* Ability to work across technologies (we use Go, TypeScript, React/Next.js, PostgreSQL)* Comfort with integration-heavy systems and external APIs* Experience owning production systems end-to-end, including debugging and incident responseBonus* Experience in insurance, fintech, proptech, or other regulated domains* Familiarity with AWS (S3, SQS, ECS) and Docker in production environments Apply for This RoleDrag a file here or browsePDF or Word document, up to 4 MB.Work authorization Are you legally authorized to work in the United States?
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