Valon
Software Engineer New Grad
New York$135k–$160kfulltimeentryAdded today
About this role
Join Valon as a Software Engineer New Grad to help build an AI-native operating system for regulated finance, specifically mortgage servicing. You'll work with a talented team using modern technologies like Python, React, and Kubernetes to solve complex industry challenges at scale.
What you'll do
- Rapidly learn new technologies and apply them to complex regulatory and infrastructure challenges
- Design and build scalable, extensible systems to handle evolving federal, state, and agency regulations
- Develop deep understanding of the mortgage servicing industry and its operational complexities
- Collaborate with Product and Design teams to define optimal customer experiences
- Contribute to quality software applications handling billions of dollars at scale
- Execute quickly in a fast-paced startup environment with high autonomy
What they're looking for
- Python
- React
- Docker and Kubernetes
- Google Cloud Platform (GCP)
- Web or mobile application development
- Distributed systems or infrastructure concepts
- Cross-functional communication
- Scalable system design
Benefits
- Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage
- Equity stake in the company
- 401(k) plan
- Commuter benefits (pre-tax public transit, rideshare, parking)
- Flexible paid time off plus 11 company holidays
- 12 weeks fully paid parental leave for all parents
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Valon
Valon builds an AI-native operating system for mortgage servicing and regulated finance. The company is hiring AI deployment engineers, software engineers, and sales engineers to develop internal tools, scalable infrastructure, and drive enterprise customer adoption of their platform.
- Website
- valon.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through a scalable system you've built or contributed to—what were the key design decisions?
- How do you approach learning unfamiliar technologies and applying them under time pressure?