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Adapt

Software Engineer

San Francisco$180k–$260kfulltimemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Adapt API is a venture-backed startup automating workflows in Property & Casualty insurance through an agentic operations platform. We're seeking experienced backend engineers to own end-to-end technical solutions and help shape the company's architecture from the ground up.

What you'll do

  • Design and implement end-to-end workflows for the agentic platform in collaboration with customers
  • Solve complex technical problems independently, managing the full development lifecycle
  • Define and evolve the tech stack and system architecture based on requirements
  • Work closely with the team to build and scale the core platform
  • Contribute to team culture, internal tooling, and operational processes

What they're looking for

  • Backend/full-stack engineering (4+ years)
  • Systems design and architecture
  • AI product development or data pipeline building
  • API integration and third-party system connectivity
  • TypeScript/JavaScript (preferred)
  • Web scraping or browser automation (nice to have)
  • Problem-solving in unstructured environments
  • Clear code design and collaborative development

Benefits

  • Above-market salary and equity
  • Foundational role in rapidly-scaling post-PMF startup
  • Challenging backend engineering problems
  • Backing from top fintech investors and industry experts
  • Full-time office position in San Francisco
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Adapt

Adapt API builds an agentic operations platform that automates workflows in Property & Casualty insurance. The company is hiring backend engineers to own technical solutions and help establish the company's foundational architecture.

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Likely interview questions

  • Tell us about a time you built an end-to-end workflow or integration from scratch. What were the hardest technical problems you solved?
  • Describe your experience working with legacy systems, poorly documented APIs, or data extraction challenges. How did you approach integrating them?
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