About this role
Beacon Software is hiring a Forward Deployed Software Engineer in Toronto to embed with internal business units and deploy agentic AI tools into core workflows. This role suits a product-minded engineer with one to four years of experience who wants to build autonomous software that scales operational efficiency.
Role Overview
Beacon Software seeks a Forward Deployed Software Engineer for its Toronto location. The position involves working alongside internal business teams such as Finance, Legal, M&A, and Talent to identify operational bottlenecks and ship agentic software directly into production workflows.
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About the Company
Beacon Software acquires and operates a portfolio of vertical SaaS companies, scaling operations through software rather than human headcount. The firm builds an agentic operating system consisting of a sensing layer data lake and an action layer for firm operations, portfolio growth, and deal acquisition. Beacon Software has raised over $550 million from prominent investors including General Catalyst, Lightspeed, D1 Capital, CPMG, and the family offices of the founders of Stripe, DoorDash, and Ramp.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should apply on the official company careers page.
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Where is the Forward Deployed Software Engineer role located?
The position is based in Toronto, Ontario.
How many years of experience are required for this role?
Candidates must have one to four years of full-time software engineering experience.
What programming languages are required?
Applicants need strong fluency in Python, TypeScript, or Go.
What business units will the software engineer work with?
The engineer will embed with internal business units such as Finance, Legal, M&A, Talent, and Operations.
Does Beacon Software use AI in the hiring process?
Beacon Software uses AI-enabled tools to assist with screening, reviewing, and organizing profiles, but all final hiring decisions are made by humans.