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Corgi Insurance

Full Stack Software Engineer

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$145,000 - 150,000/ year

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Corgi is vertically integrating the entire insurance industry. We design, underwrite, price, and issue insurance directly. Insurance is the largest unautomated industry in financial services, and we're rebuilding it from the ground up using AI. We've raised $374M from Kindred, TCV, and others to do so.

Building something great requires working hard. We are in the office 6-7 days a week. We are meritocratic with very high standards. If you don't meet them, you'll get cut. But if you deliver, you have unlimited scope to grow.

We move quickly, care deeply about talent density, and hire people who want to solve difficult problems with unusually high ownership.

Beagle is Corgi’s renters insurance compliance platform for property management companies. Our software automates renter benefits and insurance end-to-end: enrollment, billing, compliance, claims, and even physical product fulfillment — replacing workflows that usually require entire operations teams.

We process charge files and ACH payments, manage multi-product coverage configurations, and serve multiple user types through separate portals. All of this is built and maintained by a small, fast-moving engineering team.

What you’ll work on

Rebuilding core platform systems — taking MVPs to production-grade, handling complex state machines and edge cases where mistakes have real financial consequences Building data ingestion pipelines — parsing messy real-world formats from third-party systems and turning them into clean, reliable data Working with real money flows — ACH payments, billing reconciliation, and Stripe integrations where accuracy is critical Shipping across multiple products — features often span multiple user types and systems Designing integrations with external platforms — mapping third-party APIs and building monitoring to catch issues early

What you won’t deal with

Ticket factories — engineers are involved in product decisions, not just execution Slow shipping — we ship daily and merge \~70 PRs per month Siloed roles — you’ll work across backend, frontend, and infrastructure Process for the sake of process — no story points, no unnecessary ceremonies

You should have

Strong experience building web applications across the stack Ability to work across technologies (we use Go, TypeScript, React/Next.js, PostgreSQL) Comfort with integration-heavy systems and external APIs Experience owning production systems end-to-end, including debugging and incident response

Bonus

Experience in insurance, fintech, proptech, or other regulated domains Familiarity with AWS (S3, SQS, ECS) and Docker in production environments

About the interview

Intro call — 10 min. We learn about you, you learn about Corgi.

CTO conversation — A deeper technical discussion about your experience, how you think about systems, and what you want to build next.

Work trial — A real-world project that reflects the actual work you’d do here. Preferably done in our office so you can meet the team and get a feel for how we work. Remote take-home option available if needed.

Team walkthrough — You present your work trial results to the team and we discuss your approach, trade-offs, and decisions together.

Experience: Any (new grads ok)

Visa: US citizen/visa only

Where you’d work

From the office

No visa sponsorship

You must already be able to work in the United States

About the company

Corgi Insurance

  • Industry: FinTech

Offices in Dallas, United States, Salt Lake City, United States

Also hiring in New York, United States, Columbus, United States, London, United Kingdom and 2 more places

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Details12 facts · Role, Location, Compensation, Employment, Company
Tech stack
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Next.js
  • Go
  • PostgreSQL
  • AWS
  • Docker
  • JavaScript
Type
Full-time
Industry
FinTech
Specialty
Fullstack
Region
United States
Pay period
Annual
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Role

Category
Development
Specialty
Fullstack
Tech stack
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Next.js
  • Go
  • PostgreSQL
  • AWS
  • Docker
  • JavaScript

Location

Work model
Office
Region
United States
Offices
  • Dallas, United States
  • Salt Lake City, United States
Visa sponsorship
Not sponsored
Must already work in
  • United States

Compensation

Salary
$145,000 - 150,000 / year
Pay period
Annual

Employment

Type
Full-time

Company

Industry
FinTech

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