Software Engineer I - Internal Tooling

Built Technologies•Nashville, TN

6d•$75,000 - $115,000•Remote

About The Position

Built is seeking a Software Engineer I - Internal Tooling, a hungry engineer fresh out of school who wants to make an impact from day one. This is a solo role focused on building the operational nervous system for the implementation team, creating automations, workflows, and tools to enhance efficiency. The role involves owning outcomes that directly impact Time-to-Value and revenue, working in ambiguity, shipping fast, and learning the construction finance business. This is not a junior support role; the engineer will be the sole coder responsible for developing internal tools and automations.

Requirements

Recent Computer Science graduate or software engineer with up to ~1 year of experience (including internships, co-ops, or substantial academic projects)
0–2 years of professional or serious personal project experience (bootcamp counts; passion projects count)
Ability to write clean code in any modern language (you'll pick up our stack)
Comfort with ambiguity and ownership - you'll get a problem statement, not a spec
Genuine curiosity about the business - why we're automating this, what it enables downstream
Speed and shipping bias over perfection

Nice To Haves

Hands-on with AI/LLM tools or agentic frameworks (even a personal project)
Experience with APIs and integrations
Ability to identify inefficiencies and solve them independently

Responsibilities

Build internal tools and automations using AI and agentic frameworks (Claude, LLMs, MCP servers) on top of Built's bapps infrastructure
Ship fast and iterate—if it works and people use it, it's good. If it doesn't, kill it and build the next thing
Work from real operational pain points (your team will tell you exactly what's broken)
Own the full stack: design, build, deploy, measure, iterate based on what actually gets used
Learn the real estate finance domain by shipping solutions, not by reading docs
Partner with product and engineering to understand our architecture and use it