Software Engineer
US$161,000 – US$210,000 / yr base salary
Posted 5 Oct 2026
Advertised as “Senior Full Stack Engineer”
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- Expected experience
- 4+ yrs
- Management level
- People management
- Employment
- Hybrid
| Base salary | US$161,000 – US$210,000 / yr |
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Senior Software Engineer
Dealpath is the AI-powered operating system for institutional real estate investing — purpose-built to help the world's leading firms capture more opportunities, make faster decisions, and execute with precision. As a Senior Software Engineer here, you'll ship features that go directly into the workflows of firms managing trillions in real assets, using AI coding tools as a core part of how you build every day. We're looking for engineers who take ownership end-to-end, think about the problems they're solving for customers, and want to help shape the way the built world transacts.
You’re excited about this opportunity because you’ll
- Ship customer-facing features — build and deploy product features that go directly into the workflows of the world's leading real estate investors
- Build with AI every day — use Claude Code, Cursor, and others as a core part of your workflow, not an occasional supplement
- Own your work end-to-end — work closely with product and design to shape what gets built, then see it through to production
- Raise the bar on code quality — review commits and AI-generated code for correctness, security, and maintainability
- Help the team grow — give real feedback to earlier-career engineers, share your approach, and make the people around you better
We’re excited that you are
- AI fluency — you direct tools like Claude Code or Cursor effectively: describe the problem clearly, generate code and tests, evaluate output critically, and iterate until it's right
- Strong code review habits — you evaluate AI-generated code by the same standard as hand-written code, catching bugs, edge cases, security gaps, and performance issues before they ship
- Product sense — you think about the user and the business, not just the implementation, and understand how your work connects to customer outcomes
- Independence — you take ownership end-to-end, navigate ambiguity, and deliver without being managed step-by-step
- Clear communication — written and verbal, you can articulate technical tradeoffs to engineers and non-technical partners alike
- Mentorship orientation — you give feedback that builds judgment in others, not just fixes the immediate issue
- CS fundamentals — solid grasp of data structures, system design, and the ability to reason about performance, reliability, and data integrity tradeoffs