About SewerAI Corporation

SewerAI is transforming underground infrastructure management through AI-powered inspection and risk analysis. Our platform helps contractors, engineering firms, and utilities unlock valuable insights from sewer inspection data—turning hours of manual video review into actionable intelligence in minutes. After doubling our customer base over the past year, we’re now entering an exciting phase of accelerated growth.

About the Role

We're looking for a Senior Software Engineer to develop Pioneer Desktop alongside the Truck team lead. It's an Electron app: our React web app, Pioneer, runs inside a desktop shell that talks to the truck's hardware. The operator drives the camera, records video, reads distance and incline from the crawler controller, codes defects to NASSCO standards, and syncs the inspection to the cloud once the truck has signal.

Trucks are a hard place to run software. They run on hardware we don't choose, from many manufacturers, often with no internet connection. The operator isn't a software person and has a crew waiting. If a recording fails, someone drives back to the manhole.

Working with the Truck team lead, you'll contribute across the desktop runtime: hardware integrations, video recording, offline storage, sync, crash diagnostics, and the release pipeline that gets software updates onto trucks safely.

What You'll Work On

Working alongside the Truck team lead, you'll:

• Connect Pioneer Desktop to inspection cameras, truck equipment and sensors
• Make video recording reliable and inspection data safe, even without internet access
• Improve cloud sync, app stability and software updates for trucks in the field
• Work with Product, Design and the web team to make operators' workflows simpler
• Help resolve customer issues and visit trucks and hardware vendors to understand how the software is used

Who You Are

• You have 5+ years building production software, including real time on desktop or hardware-connected applications.
• You've shipped a desktop app (Electron, Tauri, Qt, WPF or native Windows) to users you can't SSH into. Auto-update, code signing and crash reporting are familiar ground.
• Your TypeScript is strong, and you understand the Electron process model: main, renderer, preload and utility processes, and what belongs in each.
• You've talked to hardware: serial protocols, byte framing, checksums, flaky USB and drivers that behave differently on every machine.