Senior Software Engineer
Heirloom
Posted
Jan 30, 2026
Location
USA
Type
Full-time
Compensation
$145000 - $145000
Mission
What you will drive
As a Senior Software Engineer at Heirloom, you will:
- Build, operate, and maintain software systems to support effective carbon removal at scale, including orchestrating and controlling the accelerated looping process
- Contribute to building sustainable and maintainable systems that will serve the company for years to come
- Apply principles of automation, integration, and continuous improvement to ensure software systems generate and apply insights needed to learn and scale efficiently
- Design, develop, test, debug, deploy, and maintain software supporting R&D activities and DAC facilities
Impact
The difference you'll make
Your work directly moves the needle on Heirloom's core technology to enable low-cost, scalable, and reliable carbon removal, contributing to the goal of removing 1 billion tons of CO2 from the atmosphere and fighting climate change.
Profile
What makes you a great fit
Required qualifications and skills:
- Bachelor's degree or higher in computer science, engineering, or related discipline
- Minimum 6-8 years of experience in software engineering
- Experience developing software for hardware and/or industrial applications
- Proficiency in Golang, Linux/Unix platforms, Git, messaging systems (NATS, MQTT, Apache Kafka), and SQL
- Experience in design, testing, debugging, monitoring, and production deployment
- Familiarity with test-driven development and ability to operate at both architectural and implementation levels
Benefits
What's in it for you
Compensation and benefits include:
- Excellent health, dental and vision insurance covered up to 100% by Heirloom with FSA option
- 16 weeks paid parental leave for all employees
- Generous stock options
- Unlimited PTO for salaried employees & 120 hours for hourly employees
- 401(k)
- Monthly health and wellness reimbursement
- Annual education and conference budget
About
Inside Heirloom
Harnessing natural processes to capture 1 billion tons of carbon dioxide by 2035.