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Senior Staff Software Engineer

Floqast · Los Angeles, California · Hybrid

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About Floqast

AI agents that automate reconciliations, close workflows, and journal entries — fully auditable, human-approved every step. Trusted by 3,500+ teams worldwide. Backed by Insight, Norwest and ICONIQ.

About the role

Architecting the Future: You will design and deliver the core platform capabilities that power FloQast Transform and the next generation of AI-driven workflows. You’ll own the "big picture," ensuring our distributed systems, AI Agent infrastructure, and visual workflow builders are scalable, resilient, and elegant.

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At FloQast, we aren't just building tools; we are crafting the "Operating System for Accounting." As a Senior Staff Software Engineer on the Close team, you are a primary architect of this vision. This is a role for a technical visionary who thrives on solving "impossible" distributed systems problems and understands that the best code is the kind that empowers an entire engineering organization to move faster. You won't just be "coding"—you’ll be defining the technical North Star for FloQast Close , our centralized hub where accountants can create, test, deploy, and manage bespoke AI Agents. You will drive step-function improvements in how we deliver our Visual Agent Builder and empower global brands to automate complex workflows without touching a line of code. This is expected to be hybrid in our San Jose office.

Architecting the Future: You will design and deliver the core platform capabilities that power FloQast Transform and the next generation of AI-driven workflows. You’ll own the "big picture," ensuring our distributed systems, AI Agent infrastructure, and visual workflow builders are scalable, resilient, and elegant.

Technical Strategy & Excellence: You’ll lead the...

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