Senior Software Engineer Back End
Who we are Tomo is a digital mortgage company on a mission to eliminate the greed and complexity in lending, helping homebuyers save thousands of dollars. Our AI-driven customer experience makes the lending process faster, less frustrating, and more affordable. By passing these savings directly to homebuyers, we eliminate excessive fees and inflated rates that bolthires Americans billions each year. Backed by top-tier venture investors, including Ribbit, Citi Ventures, NFX and Progressive Insurance, Tomo is poised to become one of the most valuable fintech startups of our generation.Senior Software Engineer, Back End Location: Remote, US. Candidates located near Seattle, WA, Detroit, MI or New York, NY may work from our offices there whenever they choose to. Reports To: Engineering Manager Type: Full-Time;Remote Youâll be joining our demand generation team whose mission is to build transparent, delightful experiences to demystify the mortgage process, empowering homebuyers to purchase with confidence. Weâre looking for someone who: Has empathy for homebuyers and enjoys building technology that improves their journey from discovery to closing.Brings their own unique background and experiences to the team, adding fresh ideas and perspectives. Thrives in a startup environment with ambiguity and enjoys collaborating to figure out the best path forward. Is a team-first engineer who jumps in to fight fires, provides constructive feedback, and always thinks about both the customer and Tomo as a whole. Learns continuously and stays current with new trends and technologies, especially in backend engineering and AI. Has experience leveraging LLMs in software engineering and is excited to push our capabilities further.Works independently and makes sound decisions without requiring heavy supervision. Please mention the word ENVIOUSLY and tag RMzUuMjA5LjY1LjE2OQ== when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RMzUuMjA5LjY1LjE2OQ==). This is a beta feature to avoid spam applicants. Companies can search these words to find applicants that read this and see they're human.