Compa
Software Engineer (all teams)
Denver Office (Remote)$125k–$180kfulltimemidAdded 1 month ago
About this role
Compa, an AI-powered compensation intelligence platform serving major enterprises, seeks a Software Engineer to build and maintain full-stack systems that help companies make data-driven pay decisions. You'll have significant ownership in shipping features across web and backend, collaborating closely with product and design teams.
What you'll do
- Develop and deploy production-grade software across web applications and backend systems
- Build new features and enhance existing workflows in partnership with product and design teams
- Write maintainable, scalable code and contribute to architectural decisions
- Participate in code reviews and contribute to technical roadmap discussions
- Solve problems spanning data pipelines, user experience, and enterprise workflows
What they're looking for
- Production software development (2+ years)
- Modern web development language or framework
- Full-stack or specialized frontend/backend development
- Python and/or Django (preferred)
- React and TypeScript (preferred)
- AWS infrastructure
- Autonomous problem-solving and communication
- Data-driven product experience (preferred)
Benefits
- Significant ownership and autonomy on impactful projects
- Collaborative work environment with transparency and continuous learning
- Preference for in-person work at offices in Irvine CA, Denver CO, or Boston MA
- Remote-friendly company culture
- Work with enterprise customers including NVIDIA, Stripe, and OpenAI
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Compa
Compa builds an AI-powered compensation intelligence platform that helps major enterprises make data-driven pay decisions. The company is hiring Software Engineers to develop full-stack systems and ship features across web and backend platforms.
View all jobs at CompaLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a production feature you shipped end-to-end. What was your role, what challenges did you face, and how did you handle trade-offs?
- Have you worked across both frontend and backend in a single project? How do you decide when to specialize versus when to work full-stack?