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Member of Technical Staff

Pace · New York City · On-site

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About Pace

Pace turns operating procedures for carriers, brokers, and MGAs into agentic systems that execute complex workflows across documents, systems, and customer channels. Backed by Sequoia.

About the role

We’re looking for a Member of Technical Staff who will partner with our team on product. Three high priority areas are: 1) Backend engineer to own our extraction pipelines, 2) Full-stack engineer to own RPA/web automation features, 3) Enterprise engineer to work with our largest users building features that make them successful as they scale.

More about this role

Pace is an AI-native business process outsourcer for insurers. We combine the speed of AI agents with expert review by our insurance operations team to automate insurance tasks.

Almost $400bn per year is spent on outsourcing in financial services every year. We’re here to change that working side-by-side with some of the largest companies in the world.

We’re looking for a Member of Technical Staff who will partner with our team on product. Three high priority areas are: 1) Backend engineer to own our extraction pipelines, 2) Full-stack engineer to own RPA/web automation features, 3) Enterprise engineer to work with our largest users building features that make them successful as they scale.

Integrity: The most important thing is working with good people who want to have a massive impact on the world. Our team genuinely wants to do the best work of their careers and know it’ll take 5-10 years of focus to deliver.

Ambition: The ambition for this company is not just a good vertical AI business but a $100bn+ outcome across vertical services. We’re looking for people that raise that level of ambition. Often times this means they want to be the best at what they do, become leaders at...

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