Built Technologies

Staff Software Engineer, Data Platform

Remote - USA · Staff+

Sponsorship not specified$170k-$245kDetected 22 days ago

TypeScriptPythonReactNode.jsBackend DevelopmentFull-Stack DevelopmentCode ReviewSnowflakeKafkadbtData EngineeringData ScienceA/B TestingLeadershipCommunicationMentoring

About the role

This includes customer-facing experiences such as data product hubs, market insights, benchmarking workflows, portfolio intelligence, and data-specific agents.
The right person is a builder with taste.
You care when a workflow technically works but still feels confusing.

Responsibilities

Lead the design and delivery of Built's application-facing data products platform, including product surfaces, backend services, APIs, frontend flows, and reusable patterns.
Build full-stack customer experiences using TypeScript, React, Node.js, Python, and related technologies.
Partner with Product to shape ambiguous ideas into useful customer workflows, challenge low-value requirements, and offer practical alternatives.
Bring strong software engineering practices into a data-heavy team through technical design, code review, mentoring, testing, and delivery patterns.
Collaborate across Built where data products integrate with application surfaces, platform capabilities, agents, or customer workflows.
Use customer signals, usage data, product feedback, support issues, and discovery learnings to guide engineering decisions.
Strong product judgment, customer intuition, and ability to identify when a workflow or requirement does not create customer value.
Strong technical communication skills, including design docs, architecture discussions, and tradeoff analysis.
Experience building data-heavy product experiences, analytics products, reporting workflows, benchmarking tools, dashboards, or decision-support products.

Requirements

Staff-level software engineering experience with a track record of leading ambiguous, customer-facing product initiatives from idea through production.
Full-stack web application experience, with backend-leaning product engineering depth.
Strong experience with TypeScript, Node.js, React, and modern web application architecture.
Experience with Python or demonstrated ability to work effectively in Python-based systems.
Experience designing APIs, service boundaries, reusable application patterns, and production backend systems.
Ability to write high-quality, maintainable code with strong instincts for testing, readability, observability, and operational ownership.
Collaborative leadership style with the ability to challenge product direction constructively and mentor engineers without condescension.
Experience with AI or agentic product experiences.
Experience with product instrumentation, activation metrics, customer adoption, experimentation, or usage-based product iteration.

Compensation

If the role isn't required to be hybrid or on-site, non-local candidates (not based in Nashville metro) must be able to travel at minimum twice per year to Nashville, TN or another designated location for company-wide events (e.g., "Connect Week").
Additional travel may be required based on business needs and role responsibilities.
Built's salary range for this position is $170,000 - $245,000 USD per year.
The pay range is designed to accommodate upward mobility in the role, therefore it encompasses the full span of proficiency levels for this role and we believe that the midpoint of the range is competitive in the market.
Salary is just one component of Built's total compensation package for employees.

Benefits

Competitive benefits including: uncapped vacation [US ONLY], health, dental & vision insurance
Robust compensation package, including equity in the form of stock options
Learning Grant program to support ongoing professional development
401k with match and expedited vesting [US ONLY]

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