LoanCrate
Senior Software Engineer - Onboarding Automation
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Job Description
What is Loancrate?
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We started Loancrate to make home-buying simpler and less expensive for lenders and borrowers (us!). Today, mortgage lenders are stuck running their companies on software products built 20 years ago. These products are slow, unstable, and don't lead to material improvements in efficiency. When using these systems, the average human cost to originate a loan is still over $11,000.
Loancrate builds AI-native tooling to automate mortgage workflows. Our ultimate goal is fully automated origination, which has the potential to save lenders over $16B in operating expense per year.
Since starting in 2020, our remote team has enabled our customers to power >$85 billion in new home loans. We are a group of people excited to tackle the complexity of the home-lending industry. We care about collaboration, very open communication covering the good & the bad so that we learn from our decisions quickly, and ultimately having fun while we're building. You'll fit in well if you like diving deep quickly!
The Opportunity
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Our enterprise pipeline is outrunning our implementation capacity. The number that caps our growth isn't sales — it's how long it takes to get a new lender live.
Onboarding a large mortgage lender means standing up a tenant, modeling their org and branch hierarchy, encoding their workflows and approval rules, wiring dozens of vendor integrations under their credentials, migrating an in-flight pipeline off a legacy system, and proving all of it in UAT before a single real borrower touches it. In this industry that work is measured in quarters, and most of it is done by hand.
We're looking for an engineer to turn that from a services project into a product. Every enterprise onboarding should look less like a bespoke implementation and more like running a pipeline: declarative config, automated validation, reproducible environments, and a clear diff between what a customer ask
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