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Opportunity to join a growing company with multiple professional development opportunities
Work on stuff other people only read about
Excellent work environment, full of highly motivated and talented young professionals.
Work hand-in-hand with leadership and other teammates to prioritize and execute on our product roadmap
Design, develop and own end-to-end complex features or software components
Deliver robust, scalable, and well-tested code
Help develop and establish best practices to lay the foundation for a high-performing technology team and its culture
Collaborate with Design and Operation teams
5+ years of software development experience
1+ years of experience contributing to the system design or architecture (architecture, design patterns, reliability and scaling) of new or existing systems
Solid background in algorithms and data structures.
Comfortable engaging directly with the roadmap and business priorities, not just executing predefined tickets, this role is for a single evolving product, not rotating projects.
Solid backend experience is required, along with meaningful frontend experience.
Experience in building AI solutions using agents SDKs (AI SDK by Vercel is a plus), RAG y MCPs
Experiencie with SQL and No-SQL (MongoDB) databases
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Previous startup experience, or experience thriving in an unstructured environment
Experience with a B2B SaaS product, analytics, or building tools for Finance teams
Exposure and interest in Finance, with emphasis in FP&A
Product-minded engineer, you think beyond the ticket: you understand the "why" behind a feature, question requirements when needed, and care about the business outcome, not just the code.Enjoy owning a project from start to finish and loves to take on the responsibility to bring projects across the finish line
Can navigate a fast-paced/dynamic environment and operate autonomously to get work done
Enjoy enabling others to do their best work. Our product is all about enabling businesses to make smarter decisions and giving the people who work at the data level, super-powers.
This call is made within the framework of Law 19.691 on the Promotion of Employment for Persons with Disabilities, including individuals registered in the National Registry of Persons with Disabilities of the Ministry of Social Development
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