Join Base Power as a Backend Software Engineer to build tools for battery manufacturing and supply chain management.
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What you'll build
Must have
AI in the day-to-day
Use cutting edge AI tools to rapidly iterate on production tools.
Requirements
Not disclosed in this posting: compensation, visa sponsorship.
Joblaze summary
In the role of Software Engineer on the Factory Software team at Base Power, the individual will develop tools essential for the purchasing, manufacturing, and delivery processes of batteries. This position requires proficiency in software development, particularly in building operational tools, and a collaborative approach to problem-solving across various teams. Ideal candidates will have at least two years of experience and a strong sense of ownership, as they will be responsible for ensuring the reliability and performance of critical systems. Base Power operates in a fast-paced startup environment, where adaptability and a commitment to the mission are key.
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At Base Power, we’re building a vertically integrated, software enabled battery manufacturing company for the electric era. We are living through a revolutionary free-fall in the cost of internal tools, and at Base we are taking full advantage to build the sharpest, most responsive internal stack in the world.
As a software engineer on the Factory Software team, you will be responsible for building the tools we use to purchase, move, manufacture, and deliver batteries to hundreds of thousands of homes. You will work closely with manufacturing engineers, warehouse associates, global supply managers, truck drivers, and quality engineers to build intuitive, reliable tools for controlling and understanding material movement. This is a role for engineers who like working closely with non-software teams, solving messy real world problems, and thinking deeply about how to leverage software to streamline processes.
Set the pace: Move quickly, make decisions with imperfect information, and take responsibility for outcomes. You help the team operate with clarity and urgency.
Own critical tools: Design, build, and operate core services that power our Austin factory. You are accountable for reliability, performance, and long-term scalability.
Operate across the stack: Use cutting edge AI tools to rapidly iterate on production tools. You’re comfortable going from business requirements to application logic and down to infrastructure when needed.
Work across domains: Partner closely with supply chain, inventory, manufacturing and battery deployments teams to solve problems that don’t fit neatly into software. You translate real-world constraints into clean system design.
Demonstrated ability to build tools that solve real world problems
High ownership and accountability, with a bias toward action and a willingness to step in wherever needed to move the system forward
2+ years of professional software development experience, with a track record of owning and shipping operational tools
Clear communication and strong opinions, with the ability to drive technical decisions while remaining open to new information
Product intuition, with the ability to think beyond implementation and toward user experience, operational impact, and business outcomes
Ability to design systems end-to-end, from API design through implementation and operation, with sound engineering judgment
Factory Software builds the systems Base uses to source, buy, receive, track, value, manufacture, and move physical material. We work directly with supply-chain, warehouse, procurement, and finance partners to understand how work happens and where software needs to change. Our work spans operational tools and the integrations that connect physical activity to financial records. We’re replacing legacy ERP workflows with Base-owned systems to reduce duplicate entry, manual reconciliation, and errors, and give our partners data they can trust.
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