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Sr. Software Engineer II - Backend (Remote)

Allocate · Remote · Remote

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About Allocate

Backed by Pear VC.

About the role

Embrace technological change: We adopt tools and techniques that make us faster, smarter, and better. We stay open to innovation, especially around AI and automation, and drop outdated methods without hesitation. This includes actively integrating AI-assisted development tools into your daily workflow and staying current as the landscape evolves. Complacency kills progress, we value adaptability and curiosity. Compliance with Allocate's Code of Ethics is a given for this role.

More about this role

Allocate is transforming private market investing by enabling RIAs and family offices to seamlessly discover, model, and manage their private market exposure.

Our platform combines curated fund and co-investment opportunities with institutional-grade infrastructure. Through a single, data-rich digital experience, clients access top-tier opportunities across venture capital, private equity, private credit, and other private asset classes—backed by powerful tracking, analytics, and administration tools.

About the Role

Allocate is looking to add a new Senior Software Engineer II - Backend to the team! There’s a lot for us to build, and we need a developer with a broad skillset who can jump right in to help us lay the technical foundation for the company’s future.

Essential Responsibilities and Duties

Design & implement new features and endpoints in backend APIs

Design & implement schema changes to support these new features

Participate in an Agile-based development environment

Work as part of an independent, cross-functional squad to deliver critical features for our platform

Build high-quality, scalable, and testable code that will help drive engineering maturity and efficiency

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