Senior Software Engineer (Agent)

• This role will be working on Pave’s AI compensation analyst - an agentic system that sits on top of the world’s largest proprietary compensation dataset and Pave’s existing workflow engine
• Think: autonomous agents that can reason over structured compensation data and execute multi-step workflows (market pricing, cycle planning, attrition analysis) across Pave’s platform
• In this role, you’ll shape the technical vision and execution, working with a team of engineers and data scientists to build the product end-to-end and take it to market

Benefits

• Commute: Commuter pre-tax benefit accounts + employer contribution for full-time employees
• Compensation: Startup equity for full-time employees
• Food: All meals while working, plus snacks. We take our snacking seriously
• Tech: Choose your laptop and accessories of choice
• Team: Retreats, happy hours, and events for our team, friends, and family
• Flexible Time Off: Take the time you need - we encourage our team to unplug with unlimited PTO
• Wellness: Top tier health insurance along for full-time employees
• WFH Wednesday: A dedicated work from home day each week + additional flexibility by team!- This role requires deep AI expertise, strong product intuition, and a founder mentality
• 7+ years of experience building production systems, with deep hands-on expertise in LLMs, agentic architectures, retrieval systems, and evaluation frameworks
• Strong product intuition. You identify customer problems that AI can uniquely solve and partner with Product to shape what gets built, not just how
• Pragmatic engineering judgment: you know when to move fast and when to invest in quality
• Proven track record leading 0→1 technical initiatives with high ambiguity, driving them from concept to production
• Founder mentality with bias toward action, ownership, and urgency; you’re energized by the challenge of bringing a new AI product to market
• Ability to drive technical alignment across teams. You’ll be defining primitives and patterns that other engineers build on, so you need to bring people along