Drimva

Coalition

Staff Software Engineer, Auth/Accounts

$159K–$234K

Any location, United States +1 · Remote · Staff · Full-time · Posted Oct 2, 2026

Location
Any location, United States
United States - Remote

About the job

Provide technical leadership for Coalition’s authentication, authorization, and account services, shaping architecture and delivering cross-team initiatives for security-sensitive systems.

What you'll do

  • Lead architecture and delivery initiatives across authentication, authorization, account lifecycles, and partner relationships.
  • Define API contracts, data models, migration paths, and rollout strategies; coordinate cross-functional execution.
  • Build scalable backend services, improve engineering operations, and mentor engineers across teams.

What they ask for

  • Proven track record guiding cross-team architecture and resolving high-impact technical trade-offs.
  • Expertise in API design, distributed systems, data modeling, and production operations.
  • Experience in high-risk domains where security, correctness, and performance are paramount.
  • Ability to write clear design docs, align non-technical stakeholders, mentor senior engineers, and use AI tools critically in daily engineering work.

Nice to have

  • Hands-on experience with OAuth/OIDC, JWTs, RBAC, or ReBAC systems (e.g., OpenFGA).
  • Proficiency with Go, Python, event-driven architecture (e.g., Kafka), and AWS/modern CI/CD stacks; security-sensitive, fintech, insurtech, or partner-platform experience is also a bonus.

Pay

$158,900/year to $234,125/year USD base salary

Tools

OAuth/OIDC, JWTs, RBAC, ReBAC, OpenFGA, Go, Python, Kafka

AI focus

Use AI tools for code exploration, design analysis, test generation, debugging, and documentation; critically assess output and apply suitable review and safety practices for security-sensitive systems. Bonus experience includes reusable AI-assisted workflows and responsible AI use in regulated or security-sensitive environments.

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First seen Oct 27, 2026 · Last verified Nov 5, 2026 (UTC)