Full-Time
Staff Software Engineer
Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
Adaptive
51-200 employees
Financial management platform for construction businesses
Compensation Overview
$200k - $250k/yr
Senior, Expert
New York, NY, USA
Candidates must be based in NYC (Union Square) and work in person from the office three days a week.
- 8+ years of experience in software engineering, with a proven track record in SaaS, fintech or related fields
- Deep expertise in modern software development practices and a broad range of technologies and frameworks
- Demonstrated problem-solving skills and a passion for tackling complex technical challenges
- Excellent leadership and communication skills, with the ability to mentor and inspire engineering teams
- Experience in architectural design and decision-making for scalable, high-performance systems
- Own the execution and delivery of product priorities in collaboration with the product management team
- Align technical solutions with business needs and product vision
- Lead the technical architecture and design of our software, ensuring scalability, efficiency, and security
- Mentor and guide a team of engineers, fostering a culture of technical excellence and continuous improvement
- Drive technical discussions and decision-making processes, ensuring alignment with overall company goals and technology strategy
- Stay on top of emerging technologies and industry trends, advocating for the adoption of new technologies where appropriate
- Lead by example in writing high-quality, maintainable, and robust code
Adaptive.build offers a financial management platform designed for the construction industry, featuring automated bookkeeping, cash flow management, vendor compliance, and real-time budgeting integrated with Quickbooks. It helps builders and remodelers manage job costs, maximize profits, and gain project visibility by simplifying tasks like bill payments and budget tracking. Unlike competitors, Adaptive.build focuses specifically on the unique financial challenges of construction projects, aiming to save businesses time and money through automation. The platform operates on a subscription model, providing users with access to its comprehensive financial management tools.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$26.3M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2022
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Adaptive closed a $19M Series A, showing strong investor confidence.
- The platform addresses the $273B slow payment issue in construction.
- AI integration in financial management is increasingly popular, benefiting Adaptive.
What critics are saying
- Procore Technologies' FedRAMP authorization could threaten Adaptive's market share.
- Construction's slow payment problem may impact Adaptive's financial stability.
- Rapid B2B payment innovation requires Adaptive to continuously update its platform.
What makes Adaptive unique
- Adaptive offers automated bookkeeping and cash flow management tailored for construction.
- The platform integrates with Quickbooks for seamless financial operations.
- Adaptive's real-time budgeting provides complete project visibility and cost control.
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Growth & Insights and Company News
6 month growth
↑ 8%1 year growth
↑ 8%2 year growth
↑ 12%Pinion Global, one of the nation’s largest midsize accounting partnerships, is betting that artificial intelligence (AI) can do more than crunch numbers. In March, the Denver-based firm added Adaptive AI, a platform that automates data capture and basic bookkeeping, to its technology stack after a monthslong security review, principal Bill Mills said. “The tool is exactly what we’re looking for, which is taking the human element out of the transactional process,” Mills told PYMNTS. By letting algorithms post invoices and reconcile ledgers, Pinion expects to free staff accountants to spend more time interpreting results and advising clients. Early returns have impressed one hard-to-please constituency: home builders and construction contractors. Preparing loan-draw packages for banks “has historically been a paper-driven bane for everyone involved,” Mills said
Innovation and competition are constantly reshaping the B2B landscape. The pace of transformation has financial institutions (FIs) and corporations increasingly seeking ways to bring their B2B payments processes up to date with the latest technology. Given the economic volatility over the past few years and the ongoing tech explosion, it’s nearly impossible to find an aspect of business that’s remained constant — except for the need to pay, and be paid, in as efficient and expedited a manner possible
New York-based Adaptive has closed a $19 million Series A funding round led by San Francisco-based Emergence Capital, as it aims to transform payment systems in the construction industry.
Procore Technologies is working to authorize its construction management software with the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP). The company has prepared tools, processes and methodologies to ready for FedRAMP compliance and has selected global cybersecurity and compliance company Coalfire to help it complete the FedRAMP authorization process, Procore Technologies said in a Tuesday (July 16) press release. “The FedRAMP program establishes the gold standard for security, and with Coalfire’s partnership, we are well-positioned to offer our customers solutions that guarantee robustness, resilience and regulatory compliance,” Procore Chief Product Officer Wyatt Jenkins said in the release
/PRNewswire/ -- Adaptive, the leading financial automation platform working to transform how businesses in the $2 trillion construction industry manage their...