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Treewalk Consulting Inc.
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Treewalk is a full-service accounting firm serving a diverse client base across public companies, private enterprises, First Nations, and government entities. We combine deep technical expertise with a forward-thinking culture — and we're looking for someone to take the next steps of AI integration into accounting with us.
We're building custom internal systems at the cutting edge of agentic AI in the accounting and finance space. The Senior Software Engineer will be the hands-on architect and builder of the new systems shaping our business — and the technical counterpart to our internal product leadership.
You'll design and build the systems that run Treewalk's business — internal tools, integrations, and workflow automations — using AI coding tools to accelerate delivery without sacrificing quality. You'll operate as a hands-on builder who starts from accounting processes and business operations, translates them into clear technical specifications, and ships robust, production-grade solutions.
You will own the technical direction of our product stack: architecture decisions, security posture, code quality standards, and how we scale responsibly as these tools move from internal use to client-facing deployments.
In this role you'll regularly navigate ambiguous problem spaces and serve as the technical anchor for AI-native software development practices at Treewalk. You'll help define what the future of accounting work looks like — through thoughtful, responsible development of a finance and accounting suite of tools built on modern AI infrastructure.
Treewalk is a Vancouver-based advisory and accounting practice serving a diverse client base across technology, financial services, and other sectors. We bring the same rigour and high standards of financial reporting that built our reputation in public company work to organizations of all sizes and industries. We are one of the fastest-growing accounting firms in Canada with big goals and an anti-firm culture — think tech startup, but accounting. We are moving away from traditional top-down hierarchy and toward a more autonomous, ownership-driven model of governance. Our ambition is to become the go-to destination for finance professionals who want to build deep expertise, do meaningful work, and grow fast.
Annual Salary: $135,000-150,000
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