Senior Software Engineer

FleetWorks is revolutionizing the freight brokerage industry with their vertical AI agent solution. The industry currently faces a significant challenge: booking a single truckload shipment requires up to 50 phone calls, emails, and text messages, consuming hours of a freight broker's time. FleetWorks tackles this inefficiency head-on with their omni-channel AI automation system.

As a Senior Software Engineer at FleetWorks, you'll be at the forefront of bringing AI innovation to transportation logistics. The role involves building and scaling systems that handle tens of thousands of daily communications while coordinating complex AI agent workflows. You'll have significant input in shipping new features, engaging directly with users, and helping shape the company's engineering culture.

The ideal candidate brings 3+ years of experience in building scalable systems, though exceptions are made for exceptional individuals with proven entrepreneurial spirit or impressive shipping track records. The role requires presence in San Francisco with 5-6 days in-office, reflecting the company's commitment to close collaboration and rapid iteration.

What makes this role particularly exciting is the combination of technical challenge and business impact. You'll be working with a product that's already gained traction with many top 100 brokers in the U.S., while tackling complex technical challenges in AI, communication systems, and workflow automation. The role demands someone who's not just technically capable but also deeply committed to the mission - someone who sees their work not just as a job but as an obsession.

The interview process is thorough and practical, including a 30-minute technical challenge, two live coding sessions, and a paid onsite work trial. This approach ensures both technical competency and cultural fit with FleetWorks' high-performance team environment. For the right candidate, this represents an opportunity to make an outsized impact in an industry ripe for technological transformation.