Blissway
Software Engineer
About this role
Blissway is seeking a Software Engineer to join a lean startup team building AI-powered toll collection and highway safety systems. You'll own real production projects from day one, working across a full stack from roadside hardware to cloud infrastructure, with opportunities to scale prototypes into high-volume systems.
What you'll do
- Ship production code for toll identification systems processing millions of vehicles daily
- Scale proven prototypes into robust, high-volume production systems
- Develop software spanning edge devices and cloud servers
- Integrate ML models to improve highway safety in real-time
- Move fluidly across the tech stack from ML to hardware debugging
- Take ownership of projects with minimal guidance in a small team environment
What they're looking for
- Python or TypeScript
- Full-stack development (backend, frontend, edge computing)
- AWS and cloud infrastructure
- Docker and Linux
- Computer vision or ML integration
- C++ (preferred)
- IoT edge device programming
- Payment processing systems
Benefits
- Relocation bonus to Denver, Colorado
- Personalized health coverage allowance (ICHRA)
- 401(k) matching up to 4%
- Hybrid work model with in-office collaboration
- Team lunches and outdoor lifestyle in Denver
- Real ownership and impact from week one
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Blissway
Blissway builds AI-powered toll collection and highway safety systems that process millions of images daily from roadside sensors across US highways. The company is hiring Machine Learning Engineers, Embedded Systems Engineers, Software Engineers, and Hardware Engineers to own full-stack development from sensor data and PCB design through production deployment and real-world monitoring.
View all jobs at BlisswayLikely interview questions
- Tell us about a project where you had to write code that interacted with the physical world or hardware. How did you handle edge cases and unpredictability?
- Describe your experience working across different parts of a tech stack (frontend, backend, ML, infrastructure). How do you approach learning new domains quickly?