Addepar
Software Engineer - Platform Integration
About this role
Addepar seeks a backend Software Engineer to join the Platform Integration team, building data onboarding systems that enable clients to consolidate and analyze their financial data at scale. You'll design performant workflows, collaborate cross-functionally with product and client teams, and tackle data scale challenges in a fintech environment managing trillions in assets.
What you'll do
- Build and maintain data systems that reliably process large volumes of client financial data
- Identify and resolve performance bottlenecks as data volumes grow
- Collaborate with Product, Client Solutions, and engineering teams to deliver onboarding solutions
- Communicate technical ideas and guide engineering direction for projects
- Optimize data pipelines and workflows to handle increasing complexity
What they're looking for
- Backend software engineering (Python and/or Java)
- Relational database design and optimization
- Data processing and performance optimization
- PySpark or similar distributed data frameworks
- Databricks and/or AWS
- Problem-solving and technical communication
- Ownership mentality and project delivery
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Addepar
Addepar builds a financial data platform that serves wealth managers, financial advisors, and investment firms, with capabilities for managing alternatives data, private market investments, and enterprise financial workflows. The company is hiring full-stack engineers, field engineers, forward-deployed engineers, and sales engineers to develop scalable solutions, deliver client customizations, and drive platform adoption across the wealth management and alternatives investment sectors.
- Website
- addepar.com
Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience building data systems that handle large-scale financial data processing. How did you approach performance optimization?
- Tell us about a time you identified and resolved a data pipeline bottleneck. What was your approach and what was the result?