Senior Software Engineer, Trucking Insurance

Corgi Insurance Corgi is building an AI financial infrastructure company Location : San Francisco, CA, US / Boston, MA, US Compensation : $180K - $275K Job type: Full-time Role: Engineering, Full stack Experience: 3+ years Visa: US citizen/visa only About the role At Corgi, we're building an AI-native insurance carrier. We underwrite and issue policies while selling direct to the customer, which lets us price risk better and move faster than anyone in the market. We've raised over $260M and we're launching a trucking insurance carrier from the ground. The $40B+ trucking insurance market is still being underwritten by people with paper files and 1990s rating engines. We're going to fix that with engineering. The trucking line is being built from scratch on top of Corgi's carrier infrastructure. That means we need a senior engineer who can set technical direction on the systems that actually decide whether we can write $1B in premium this year: the quote-to-bind pipeline, the embedded partnership APIs that plug us into TMS and ELD platforms, the AI underwriting layer that pulls FMCSA data and scores submissions in seconds, and the document workflows that turn loss runs and MVRs into structured data. You’ll own meaningful parts of this stack end to end. Team You'll work directly with the two executives leading this division: Brianna Lynch, Head of Finance and M&A; and Drew Bregman, former founder of a behavioral assessment company and former engineer in transportation software. You will Set direction on the critical systems that quote, bind, issue, and service a trucking policy Design and build the embedded partnership APIs that plug Corgi into TMS platforms, ELD providers, load boards, factoring companies, and compliance services so quotes and COIs issue inside their products Build the AI underwriting layer: FMCSA and DOT data ingestion, document extraction from loss runs and MVRs, risk scoring, and the human‑in‑the‑loop tools our underwriters actually live in Ship the producer and broker portal that handles submissions, quotes, binds, endorsements, and renewals Build the telematics ingestion pipeline that turns ELD and dashcam data into underwriting signal and lower premiums for safer fleets Improve the reliability and performance of our internal tooling for underwriters, claims, and operations Help recruit and ramp the next wave of engineers as we scale the division Contribute to Corgi's engineering culture as we grow How to be successful in this role You have 5+ years building production systems at a high‑growth startup or technically demanding environment You’ve owned services end to end, including the schema design, the API contract, the deployment, the on‑call, and the deprecation You’re comfortable working across the stack. You can ship a React workflow, a Node service, and a Python data pipeline in the same week without asking permission You’ve worked with modern AI tooling in production: LLM calls in critical paths, structured extraction from messy documents, RAG systems, evals, the works. You know where the technology helps and where it breaks You think clearly about tradeoffs and have good product sense. You can tell the difference between a problem worth automating and one worth not solving yet High agency, high ownership, low drama Bonus Prior insurance, insurtech, fintech, or logistics engineering experience Experience integrating with platform APIs at scale (payments, identity, embedded finance, embedded insurance) Experience building underwriting, claims, or pricing systems Familiarity with FMCSA, DOT, telematics, or commercial auto data sources Prior founding engineer, staff, or technical lead experience Compensation Industry competitive salary and equity Health, dental, vision In‑office in Boston, 5 to 6 days a week. We do not hire for fully remote engineering on this line. Interview process Screening call Technical work trial Onsite with the team Decision About Corgi Insurance Corgi is a full‑stack insurance carrier building better, faster insurance products for startups. We’re not a broker, so we underwrite and issue policies directly, with fewer handoffs and less friction. Cutting out intermediaries lets us tailor coverage to how companies actually operate and price risk more efficiently. #J-18808-Ljbffr Alumni Ventures