Senior Software Engineer
Company: Maybern
Location: New York Office
Salary: $230k - $240k per year
Type: Full-time
Posted: 2026-09-28
About this role
## Who We Are
Maybern is transforming the way private fund managers effectively manage their funds through cutting edge technology: an operating system with deterministic guard rails underneath, agents on top. Maybern is founded by top engineering experts with deep knowledge of the fund management space.
Private funds manage $15T in capital and are growing at 20% YoY, but with increasing regulatory scrutiny and investor demands for transparency, the need for more modern, fully agentic solutions to help private fund CFOs is crucial.
This is where Maybern comes in.
We are equipping fund managers with a fully agentic operating system for private fund management, enabling private investment managers to focus on what they do best: driving returns for their investors. We are backed by leading venture capital firms and a large number of strategic investors.
Maybern is an NYC based company with a strong in-office culture to drive collaboration, and we are looking to make strong additions to our team.
Maybern Solutions, Inc.
Senior Software Engineer
New York, NY
Job Duties: Design and develop scalable, high-performance financial software solutions that support the full investment lifecycle, including capital raising, fund accounting, investor reporting, and compliance workflows. Work on financial services-focused software development. Lead full product lifecycle for projects, from proof of concept to execution and delivery. Build, test, and deploy software in a continuous manner, and design, develop, and modify software systems using scientific analysis and mathematical models to predict and measure design outcomes. Implement secure and efficient tools that streamline fund administration. Architect backend services, enhance user interfaces, integrate third-party APIs, and drive best practices in code quality, testing, and DevOps automation. Confer with systems analysts, engineers, and programmers to define performance requirements and interfaces....