Senior Software Engineer, Developer Experience — Moveworks

About the role

The Developer Experience team at Moveworks builds products and platforms that serve developers, specifically those building on top of the Moveworks Agentic AI platform. Our goal is to enable developers to build faster, ship higher-quality integrations, and improve the overall developer experience.

Responsibilities

• Build end-to-end product features across the full stack — React web UIs, backend APIs, and the services that connect them
• Own developer-facing product surfaces: IDE-like tooling, configuration UIs, onboarding flows, debugging and observability interfaces, and agentic developer tools
• Contribute to the platform services your products depend on — you understand what's underneath and can go deeper when needed
• Bring strong UX and design sensibility to everything you ship — layout, interaction, information hierarchy, and developer ergonomics all matter
• Move fast: prototype quickly, validate with developers, iterate, and ship to production with high quality
• Work directly with product, design, and ML engineers to define what to build, not just how to build it
• Identify rough edges in the developer experience and fix them — sometimes the most important work isn't on the roadmap yet

Qualifications

• 3+ years of professional software engineering experience with meaningful full-stack product work
• Strong frontend fundamentals — React (or equivalent), component architecture, state management, and an eye for UI quality and interaction design
• Solid backend engineering fundamentals — REST API design, service communication, data modeling
• Python and/or Go for backend development
• Product sense and UX instinct — you think about the person using what you're building, not just the spec
• Speed and ownership: you can take a fuzzy problem, make it concrete, and ship something real without a lot of hand-holding
• Strong communication skills across product, design, and engineering

Nice to have

• Experience building developer tooling, SDKs, documentation platforms, or other developer-facing products
• Exposure to agentic AI products or LLM-powered features
• Eye for design — Figma fluency or ability to contribute to design decisions beyond just implementation