Drimva

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Software Engineer (New Grad)

New York City · On-site · Entry level · Full-time · Posted Aug 25, 2026

Experience
At least one substantial software engineering or AI engineering internship; finishing a bachelor's or master's degree, or graduated within the past year.
Education
Bachelor's or master's degree; computer science, machine learning, or AI preferred, with adjacent quantitative degrees welcome if supported by relevant work.
Visa sponsorship
Visa status is not a filter; the company supports OPT and longer-term status.

About the job

Builds audit-ready AI agents and finance software that automate workflows across the CFO office, from data integration and reasoning to product features and updates to financial systems.

What you'll do

  • Own end-to-end engineering work within a finance-domain pod, including agent context, prompts, tools, evaluations, guardrails, and product features.
  • Build and improve AI agent systems, including verification, observability, durable workflows, and safe, traceable updates to systems of record.
  • Work directly with controllers, accountants, and CFOs to understand finance workflows and turn them into software.

What they ask for

  • At least one substantial software engineering or AI engineering internship.
  • Hands-on experience building AI agents through an internship, research, coursework, or a serious side project.
  • Fluency with coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, or equivalent, with production code shipped through them.
  • Strong fundamentals in a modern programming language; Python is the company's stack.

Nice to have

  • Research in AI, ML, or systems; teaching a serious systems, ML, or compilers course; or relevant open-source contributions.
  • Experience building evals, verification, or observability for non-deterministic systems; startup experience is also noted as a differentiator.

Tools

Python, C++, Java, Go, Rust, Claude Code, Cursor

AI focus

Build audit-ready AI agents for finance workflows, including context and prompt design, tool use, evaluations, guardrails, verification, observability, and systems that explain decisions and escalate uncertainty.

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