Clark Construction
Senior Engineer, Platform
New York City · Senior
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 25 days ago
Full-Stack DevelopmentCloud PlatformsPlatform EngineeringLLMsCRMAccountingCustomer SuccessCommunication
About the role
- This is a broad engineering role for someone who enjoys moving across the stack, working directly with users, and solving the highest-leverage technical problem regardless of where it lives.
- Our product must make those workflows simpler without sacrificing reliability, security, or control.
- Full-stack engineers turn Clark's AI capabilities into complete products that customers can deploy, understand, and trust.
Responsibilities
- Design and ship customer-facing product features from frontend through backend
- Build intuitive interfaces for complex audit and accounting workflows
- Design APIs, services, data models, background jobs, and application architecture
- Build integrations, connectors, synchronization systems, and data-ingestion workflows
- Connect Clark with accounting platforms, document repositories, workflow tools, and customer systems
- Build shared services and reusable product infrastructure
- Integrate internal systems such as CRM, support, knowledge, communication, and operational tools
- Translate ambiguous customer and business problems into well-designed technical solutions
Requirements
- 5+ years of software engineering experience
- Experience designing APIs, data models, background processing, and integrations
- Experience with modern web applications, relational databases, and cloud infrastructure
Company info
- Clark's customers operate across complex workflows involving documents, accounting systems, workpapers, approvals, evidence, and collaboration.
- Partner directly with customers, Audit Engineers, Customer Success, Implementation, Sales, and Product
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