Granica · Bay Area Office
Senior Software Engineer building lakehouse infrastructure for Granica's Crunch product, covering metadata, transactions, table maintenance, and file layout across petabyte- and exabyte-scale environments. Work spans Iceberg, Delta Lake, Hudi, Parquet/ORC, and object stores such as S3, GCS, and ADLS. Languages: Java, Scala, Go, Rust, or C++.
Senior Software Engineer — Lakehouse Systems
Employment Type: Full-time
Work Model: On-site, 5 days/week
Department: Research
Granica helps enterprises run AI for less, from the data layer to agent execution.
Granica is building across three related layers:
Everything runs inside the customer’s perimeter, so enterprises retain control of their data and the intelligence it creates.
Granica has already processed hundreds of petabytes of enterprise data in production for customers including Snap, Pinterest, Lyft, and ShareChat.
Our research organization is led by Stanford Professor Andrea Montanari.
We operate at the intersection of data infrastructure, AI systems, and applied research, building the efficiency and intelligence layer for enterprise AI.
Granica is hiring a Senior Software Engineer to build foundational lakehouse systems for AI.
You will work on the core infrastructure behind Crunch, Granica’s continuous optimization product for enterprise lakehouse data. This includes systems for metadata management, transaction semantics, table maintenance, object-store-backed storage layouts, file optimization, and lakehouse cost/performance across petabyte- and exabyte-scale environments.
You will own core systems that directly affect customer infrastructure cost, query performance, table reliability, and the operational health of large lakehouse environments.
This is a hands-on systems role for engineers who have gone deep on lakehouse internals, table formats, metadata systems, storage layout, or distributed storage infrastructure.
Compensation & Benefits
At Granica, you'll help build the next generation of enterprise AI—from exabyte-scale data infrastructure, Large Tabular Models (LTMs), and stateful AI agents. Together, we're creating the infrastructure that enables enterprises to own their data, own the intelligence built on it, and scale both efficiently.
Compensation: $160K - $240K