Confido
Software Engineer
About this role
Confido is seeking a Software Engineer to build core product and platform systems for an AI-powered financial operations platform serving 200+ CPG brands. You'll develop full-stack features including backend services, AI-powered document processing, and analytics tools that simplify complex financial workflows.
What you'll do
- Build product features and platform systems across the full stack
- Develop backend services and APIs for financial workflows and analytics
- Implement AI-powered workflows for document processing and data extraction
- Design intuitive product experiences that simplify complex financial data
- Collaborate with product and engineering teams to ship high-impact features
- Scale systems that ingest financial data from multiple retailer sources
What they're looking for
- Backend development
- API design
- Production software development
- AI/ML systems (nice to have)
- Data pipelines and analytics (nice to have)
- Complex problem-solving
- Cross-functional collaboration
- Programming fundamentals
Benefits
- Equity
- Paid relocation to NYC
- Unlimited PTO
- Fully paid health, dental, and vision insurance
- 401(k) through Vestwell
- Provided MacBook and catered lunches
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Confido
Confido builds an AI-powered financial infrastructure platform that streamlines financial operations and workflows for CPG brands. The company is hiring software engineers, forward-deployed engineers, analytics engineers, and GTM engineers to develop core product systems, customer integrations, data infrastructure, and go-to-market automation.
View all jobs at ConfidoLikely interview questions
- Tell us about a backend service or API you've built in production. What were the key design decisions, and how did you handle scalability?
- Confido ingests financial data from multiple retailer sources. How would you design a data pipeline to handle this, and what challenges might you anticipate?