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Senior Software Engineer, Scenario Modeling

Maybern · New York Office · On-site

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About Maybern

Run waterfalls, capital calls, allocations, and LP reporting on deterministic rails, with agents on top you can trust. For private capital CFOs. Backed by Battery.

About the role

To thrive in this role, you must be an entrepreneurial engineer who enjoys getting into the weeds. Build : Help architect and implement the Scenario Modeling engine, including projection framework, workflow orchestration and complex financial data processing pipelines. Found on 1752vc Careers, the job board for startup and VC roles.

More about this role

Maybern is transforming the way private fund managers effectively manage their funds through cutting edge technology: an operating system with deterministic guard rails underneath, agents on top. Maybern is founded by top engineering experts with deep knowledge of the fund management space.

Private funds manage $15T in capital and are growing at 20% YoY, but with increasing regulatory scrutiny and investor demands for transparency, the need for more modern, fully agentic solutions to help private fund CFOs is crucial.

This is where Maybern comes in.

We are equipping fund managers with a fully agentic operating system for private fund management, enabling private investment managers to focus on what they do best: driving returns for their investors. We are backed by leading venture capital firms and a large number of strategic investors.

Maybern is an NYC based company with a strong in-office culture to drive collaboration, and we are looking to make strong additions to our team.

We are looking for a Senior Software Engineer to help lead the design and development of our Scenario Modeling product, an entirely new product aimed at transforming how CFOs forecast, analyze, and plan....

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