F2
The AI platform for private markets investors
Senior Software Engineer
About the role
What you'll do in the role:
- Build our Product. Own and implement software features that help to power our AI platform helping private markets investors analyze deals with velocity and accuracy. In this role you will be actively coding and delivering critical platform components from scratch.
- Deliver excellence and quality. Set and uphold coding standards, architectural patterns, and review processes; mentor engineers. Co-own our culture of practical, reliable, and test-driven development that rapidly addresses business needs.
- Build for Scale. Contribute to monitoring & scaling the architecture of the platform and the infrastructure.
- Cross-functional collaboration. Actively partner with product, security, and go-to-market teams to translate our roadmap into features and deliverables.
What you bring to the role:
- 4+ years of fullstack software engineering experience.
- Passion for engineering and learning.
- AI fluency, and ability to build with AI at the core
- Knowledgeable about modern web application development practices.
- Familiarity with Python, Fast API, TypeScript, Node.js, Supabase, AWS is a plus.
About the interview
Virtual: Coding 1
Onsite: Hiring Manager Interview, Coding 2, & System Design
Virtual: CEO Interview
About F2
F2 is the AI platform for private markets investors. Purpose-built for private credit, private equity, and commercial banks, F2 helps teams evaluate deals over 70% faster. Already trusted across thousands of deals, F2 makes collaboration easy and retains historical context, so past work compounds into future wins.
F2 accelerates private market investors’ workflows, streamlining the screening, underwriting and portfolio management processes. It connects data from financial models, data rooms, and 3rd party data to automate complex analysis, surface insights faster, and generate investor-grade, IC ready materials in minutes.
Headquartered in New York City, F2 is backed by leading investors including NFX, Left Lane Capital, and Y Combinator.
