Staff Software Engineer, GTM Systems

Anthropic · San Francisco, CA · Engineering & Design - Product · listed July 23, 2026

The shape of it

Seniority
Staff
Where
Hybrid
Stated pay
$320,000 – $405,000 USD
Requirements listed
7
Length
1,499 words

In the posting’s own words

We are hiring a technical lead to build that next stage. You will design and stand up the engineering motions the team runs on, from pull requests and CI/CD through automated UAT, and you will set the technical bar by working alongside the team rather than legislating from the side. Anthropic is also an unusual place to do this work: our own frontier models are part of your toolkit, the team already uses them daily, and a real part of this role is turning that individual usage into a coordinated engineering practice.

What it asks for · 7

  • Have strong software engineering fundamentals: version control discipline, testing, code review, deployment automation, and a bias toward simple designs
  • Have built the delivery pipeline for a team, not just worked within one, and can describe the sequencing choices you made
  • Have led a team through a step change in engineering practice as its scope grew, including what you did when adoption slowed
  • Work fluently with AI coding tools and agentic development workflows, and have views on how a team should standardize around them
  • Can run a technical discussion across teams that do not report to you and leave it with a decision rather than a follow-up meeting
  • Reason about systems you do not own well enough to predict how your changes affect them
  • Prefer influence through demonstrated work over positional authority

Also a plus

  • Have worked on business-critical enterprise platforms where financial correctness and auditability mattered
  • Have experience with Salesforce or comparable enterprise platforms, including their metadata and deployment models
  • Have built tooling or agents on top of an enterprise system of record
  • Have operated in a company under audit or compliance constraints

What the job covers

  • Lead architecture reviews for GTM systems that process lead-to-cash transactions and generate the data points the organization runs on, including changes originating in other teams that land on our platform
  • Architect and mature the engineering pipeline the team develops against: pull request workflow, CI/CD, automated UAT, and the deploy path from source control to production
  • Establish shared AI-assisted development standards for the team, converting existing individual usage into consistent practice that holds up under review
  • Work with engineering teams outside GTM on shared architectural problems and common tooling, where the right answer is a platform decision rather than a local one
  • Build and shape the agentic tooling running on top of our platform, and set the pattern other engineers follow when they build the next one
  • Trace the dependency chain from upstream data and downstream quoting and provisioning systems, and make sure design decisions account for what they break
  • Partner with the platform developers on the team as engineering practice deepens, expanding what the team can safely ship

Tools and skills named

Go to market
  • Go-to-market5×
  • Salesforce2×
Ways of working
  • Code review2×
  • Testing2×
Cloud & infra
  • CI/CD3×
Security & compliance
  • Audit2×
Frameworks
  • REST

Words the posting leans on

  • engineering13×
  • platform13×
  • systems10×
  • build6×
  • changes6×
  • review6×
  • runs6×
  • tooling6×
  • data5×
  • design5×
  • engineering practice5×
  • top5×
  • agentic4×
  • built4×
  • control4×
  • decision rather4×

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