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Billing & Analytics Software Engineer

Deepgram

USA | Remote · Remote · Mid

$180,000 – $245,000

Listed on Deepgram’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

This role owns Deepgram's billing pipeline and analytics infrastructure for a usage-based voice AI platform, covering everything from usage event ingestion through invoice generation and customer-facing dashboards. It suits backend engineers comfortable with financial systems, data pipelines, and cross-functional collaboration who want to work on the revenue backbone of a high-growth AI company.

Our summary, not Deepgram’s wording. The full posting is on their site.

What they ask for

Required

  • 5+ years building billing, payments, metering, or financial data systems in SaaS or usage-based pricing
  • Strong backend engineering in Rust and at least one of Python, TypeScript/Node.js, or Go
  • Deep experience with relational databases and data pipeline design at scale
  • Hands-on integration experience with billing platforms and CRM systems
  • Understanding of usage-based pricing models and edge cases like proration and overages
  • Experience building reconciliation and data integrity systems for financial accuracy
  • Strong communication and partnership skills across Finance, RevOps, Product, and Growth teams
  • Security-conscious mindset around authentication, token management, and access control

Nice to have

  • Experience with M3ter or Metronome specifically, or building custom metering systems
  • Familiarity with product-led growth patterns and self-serve signup flows
  • Event-driven architecture experience with Kafka or similar high-throughput systems
  • Background in revenue operations, revenue recognition, or SOX-relevant controls
  • Experience with analytics/BI tools like Looker, Metabase, or dbt
  • Prior work at scale where billing accuracy directly impacted customer trust and revenue

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