About the role
About Us
Higharc is a VC-backed startup that is changing how new homes are designed and built. Join a founding team who’ve shipped products for Autodesk, Electronic Arts, Nike, and Apple. We have raised over $175M with support from top-notch venture capital firms and more than 18 strategic investors—industry leaders in construction, building products manufacturing, and distribution.
Higharc is seeking a hands-on Sr. Software Engineer to bring framing and structural analysis to the products homebuilders use every day. You'll be an early member of a new team, working on emerging technology where the roadmap, and the team around it is still taking shape.
What You'll Do
You'll help set technical direction as much as you write code, and you'll be comfortable with priorities shifting as the team finds its footing.
It's primarily an individual-contributor seat with room to grow into a tech lead. You don't need to be a career structural engineer, but structural or mechanical engineering experience is a real asset as you'll be the person who understands how framing and structural systems actually work and can turn that into software.
Expect to:
Design and implement the algorithms and systems behind framing and structural analysis, from early prototypes to a shippable MVP.
Use AI-assisted workflows to build quickly while owning the correctness, maintainability, and behavior of everything you ship.
Partner with product, customer success, and other engineers to define expected behavior, surface gaps, and keep customers happy.
Bring structural engineering judgment to the team, translating how framing and structural systems work into robust software.
Write tests that hold up against the worst corner cases.
Help shape a new team's technical direction and mentor others as it grows.
Navigate ambiguity as scope and priorities evolve on an emerging team.
About You
You prioritize working software over perfection. You like to ship, get user feedback, and iterate, and you're happy to dig deep into a codebase to contribute effectively to it. You're hands-on but keep the bigger strategic picture in view, and you're energized by building something new where the path isn't fully mapped yet. A genuine interest in homebuilding, construction, or home design is a plus, because you'll be helping elevate an entire industry.
You have:
3–5 years of professional software engineering experience, ideally in TypeScript.
Structural or mechanical engineering experience, whether academic or professional.
Familiarity with computational geometry and mathematical modeling.
Professional fluency with modern development tools, including AI-assisted workflows, paired with clear ownership of the correctness and maintainability of the code you produce.
Comfort operating in ambiguity on a new and emerging team.
The ability to communicate tradeoffs, delivery timelines, and decisions clearly within a dynamic organization.
A major plus if you also bring:
Experience building framing, structural analysis, or CAD/CAM tooling.
A background moving between engineering stacks — many strong engineers in this space come from C# or Python, and picking up TypeScript and React is expected, not a barrier.
Working at Higharc
Higharc has been remote first since our founding in 2018. We offer flexible hours so you can do your best work without missing out on life. Higharc offers competitive salaries with significant equity, in a fast-growing, well-funded company.
Personal healthiness is an important value for us- we provide comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage, with flexible PTO, and meaningful maternity/paternity leave to all U.S based employees that are full-time. You'll also have access to other big-company benefits such like short and long-term disability plans and a 401K. Haven't worked remotely before? We provide a stipend to create the ideal home office.
Please note: we are seeing an uptick of fraudulent recruiting activity claiming to be associated with Higharc. All communication and outreach from our in-house team will come from an @higharc.com email address.
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