Software Engineer, Connect

Iru•Miami, FL

21h•Hybrid

About The Position

The Connect team is building an integrations platform from scratch. Most integration platforms require hand-written code for each connector. Connect takes a declarative approach: you define connectors as structured specifications, and the platform validates and executes them. Product teams embed integrations through an SDK. End users access them through a separate gateway. The platform handles credential management, execution, and reliability for both paths. As a Software Engineer on this team, you will spend most of your time in the backend: implementing connectors as declarative specs, building services that talk to third-party APIs, and working on the platform infrastructure that makes those integrations reliable. The problems are real and varied: OAuth flows that differ across every provider, webhooks that arrive out of order, rate limits that change without notice. You will also build features in the React and TypeScript frontend. The admin product serves internal operators, and the interfaces you build need to be production-quality. You will carry features from API to interface without a handoff. Expect a split of roughly 70% backend and 30% frontend, stable over time. The role suits engineers who want to grow their backend skills on real infrastructure problems, are comfortable working across the stack, and care about shipping well-built software.

Requirements

2+ years of professional software engineering experience, with meaningful time spent building backend systems
Backend engineering experience in Python, with the ability to read and contribute to a FastAPI codebase. You do not need to be a Python expert, but you should not be starting from scratch
Familiarity with integrating external APIs: making HTTP calls, handling authentication, parsing responses, and dealing with errors gracefully
Solid SQL fundamentals: writing queries, designing schemas, and reasoning about how data flows through a system
Exposure to asynchronous patterns such as task queues or background workers (production experience is a plus, not a requirement)
Full-stack capability: you have shipped production UI in React with TypeScript and can own a feature end to end, including its interface
Willingness to work through ambiguity and ask for help when you need it
Clear written and verbal communication

Nice To Haves

Hands-on FastAPI experience
Experience building or consuming OAuth flows
Familiarity with integration platforms, workflow automation, or iPaaS products (examples: Paragon, Tines, n8n, Workato, Zapier)
Experience with observability practices: structured logging, tracing, or monitoring
Enjoyment of "builder mode" environments: small teams, high ownership, and shipping quickly

Responsibilities

Build connectors and platform services. Implement integrations as declarative specs and build the backend services that execute them.
Handle the realities of third-party APIs. Work with OAuth flows, webhook ingestion, rate limiting, and retries. Learn to debug failures in systems the team does not control.
Write code that handles state carefully. Work with connection management, sync state, and workflow execution where correctness matters more than speed.
Contribute across the stack. Build features end to end, including the React and TypeScript frontend, and keep frontend patterns coherent as the product matures.
Participate in technical decisions. Contribute to design discussions, ask good questions about tradeoffs, and develop your judgment for when simple solutions outperform clever ones.
Grow through ownership. Take on well-scoped projects, deliver them end to end, and expand your scope as you build confidence with the platform.
Collaborate closely with a small team. Engage in code reviews and design discussions, give and receive feedback, and help the team maintain high engineering quality.