Senior Software Engineer, Services

(This role is US based remote and all candidates must be able to work in the US now and in the future without restriction) 

Technology is no longer just an enabler of business strategy. It is the business strategy. And with AI reshaping how companies operate, compete and grow — while rapidly accelerating the pace of change — the stakes have never been higher.

We’re focused on helping private equity investors and portfolio company leaders drive value creation through technology. In a world where investors deploy trillions annually into software and tech-enabled businesses, we're the team that makes sure the underlying technology actually delivers.

The expert judgment of our experienced practitioners is complemented by proven frameworks, tech-enabled solutions, and objective data to help organizations navigate critical technology decisions across diligence, transformation, growth, cybersecurity, AI, and operational execution.

Everything we do is grounded in five core values: Service. Curiosity. Credibility. Commitment. Creativity.

If you're energized by solving complex technology challenges and helping others succeed in critical moments, you'll fit right in. 

We’re building small, highly capable engineering pods (2–3 engineers) that own problems end-to-end and move quickly from idea to production. This role is for engineers who are comfortable operating across the stack while bringing strong backend and systems design expertise.

This role is part of our Services team, which builds the shared backend services and system foundations that power many of Crosslake’s tools and products. These systems are designed for reuse, scalability, and long-term maintainability.

This role requires strong architectural thinking and hands-on execution, with a focus on building reliable, extensible services that support multiple use cases over time.

• Small teams, high ownership, minimal handoffs
• Fast, iterative delivery with an emphasis on sound system design
• Pragmatic decision-making over over-engineering
• Engineers are expected to operate across the stack, not within silos