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Develop vehicle data infrastructure to reconcile disparate automotive records for Canada's system of record.

Contribute to Cardog's mission of creating a unified, reliable vehicle data system by engineering solutions to reconcile conflicting information from various sources like government registries, manufacturer filings, and insurance records. Work with VIN decoding, OBD-II data extraction, and building scalable data platforms using TypeScript and Postgres.

Why This Role?

Make a real-world impact by ensuring accurate vehicle data for regulatory compliance and safety.

Key Responsibilities

  • Develop and maintain robust algorithms for VIN decoding and OBD-II data interpretation.
  • Reconcile inconsistent vehicle data from multiple sources, ensuring accuracy and regulatory compliance.
  • Design and implement scalable data platforms and pipelines using TypeScript and Postgres.
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate data into Cardog's dealer platform.

Requirements

  • Strong proficiency in TypeScript and PostgreSQL.
  • Experience with data engineering principles and building scalable data pipelines.
  • Understanding of VIN decoding and automotive data standards.
  • Familiarity with cloud infrastructure (Cloudflare Workers mentioned) is a plus.
  • Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced startup environment.

Required Skills

typescriptpostgrescloudflare workersdata engineeringautomotive dataSoftware DevelopmentAlgorithm DesignAutomotive Data AnalysisCloud ComputingCollaboration

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Working Hours Overlap:
Flexible — work your own hours
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View Original Description from HN Who is Hiring

Original description from HN Who is Hiring

Cardog | Toronto, Canada or REMOTE | Full-time https://cardog.app/careers We're the system of record for the Canadian vehicle: raw automotive data turned into facts that can be checked. Our open-source VIN decoder sits underneath a government vehicle registry. Some of what's interesting: - A government registry, a manufacturer's own filing, a listing site and an insurance record will describe the same truck four different ways, and nothing in any of those files says they're the same truck. Reconciling that, for every vehicle in the country, in a way that holds up when a regulator asks how you know, is most of the data work. - Seventeen characters on a door frame encode manufacturer, plant, model year and build attributes — badly, inconsistently, and differently per manufacturer. Public reference data covers some of it. The rest gets worked out from filings, recall documents, and patterns inferred across millions of vehicles. - We read vehicles directly over OBD-II now. Forty modules answered on a recent Hyundai, each reporting its own part number and installed software version. Nothing downstream of the VIN moves when a module is reflashed, so no registration, history report or dealer system knows what software is actually in a car. Hiring: VIN Decode Engineer, Data Platform Engineer, Infrastructure Engineer, Founding Engineer (dealer platform). TypeScript, Postgres, Cloudflare Workers. Full descriptions and apply: https://cardog.app/careers

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Company
Cardog
Job Type
full time
Location
Remote · Toronto, Canada
Category
Seniority
mid
PostedNewNew & verified
Sep 2, 2026

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