About Nabr

When it comes to your home, you shouldn’t have to compromise. For over twenty years, our team has been at the cutting edge of the building industry. We now channel these lessons into Nabr, a people-first housing company. Our near-term goal is to put more people on a path to owning a high-quality, environmentally friendly home in the city. Our long-term vision is to help spur a societal shift toward sustainable urban living.

At this time, most candidates should expect to work in-person 2-3 days a week. Nabr is a strong fit for candidates who are eager to jump into a high-growth tech startup, who are interested in design and passionate about improving quality of life in cities, particularly with regard to sustainability and affordability.

About the Role 

Nabr’s goal of building a world-class product development team starts with strong technical leaders. Technical leads at Nabr understand how to leverage the latest technical innovations and industry standards to develop products that delight users and drive efficiency in Nabr’s operations. They are responsible for converting business requirements to customer facing products and associated operational infrastructure. Technical leads maintain a thorough understanding of “customer needs,” which include those of consumers, internal users, and business partners. In addition, they uphold the quality and performance of the product through specifications, interface definitions, code reviews, testing, and mentoring.

Ideally you will have…

  • 6+ years of professional software development experience;
  • Led the design, development, deployment of a large-scale software products from start to finish;
  • Expertise in designing software APIs for other developers and microservices architectures;
  • Been an champion of and contributor to software engineering best practices including design docs, design review, code review, and testing;
  • Mastery of at least one systems programming language with a preference for Go;
  • Comfort in manipulating 3D geometry and applying physics/optimization algorithms;
  • Awareness of security and privacy concerns;
  • BS/MS/Ph.D. in computer science or related field.

Closing Thoughts

At Nabr, we believe it is critical that our company embodies the diverse perspectives of the residents we are serving. We are committed to reflecting the values of diversity, equity, and inclusion, both in the workplace and in the products we deliver to residents. We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer and welcome applicants from all backgrounds, including those from historically underrepresented communities. We are excited to hear from you!

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