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Senior/Staff Software Engineer, Product

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You will help build and evolve the core banking product that powers $10 billion in transaction volume a year. This role blends infrastructure-level thinking with deep product intuition, and you'll build fault-tolerant, user-facing financial primitives that span across all customers, doing it fast, cleanly, and with ownership.

Responsibilities

  • Own and ship entire product surfaces end-to-end, from database schema and API design to building the product customers interact with daily
  • Build and scale core financial infrastructure including payments, transfers, invoicing, bill pay, onboarding, and card management systems that move tens of billions of dollars a year
  • Design data models, write migrations, and build the backend services that power complex multi-step financial operations
  • Work directly with product, design, and compliance to ship features that are correct, compliant, and good to use
  • Shape engineering standards, contribute to architecture decisions, and talk to customers to figure out what to build next

Requirements

  • Has shipped and owned full product surfaces, not just isolated features, but entire systems from data model to deploy
  • Is a strong full-stack engineer comfortable designing API endpoints, writing a database migration, and building the frontend for a project end to end
  • Has strong product instincts and thinks holistically about UX, API ergonomics, and system correctness
  • Thrives working independently in a small team that ships fast, building product without requiring a full spec
  • Cares about craft, writes clean well-tested code, thinks about edge cases
  • Bonus: has an intuition for financial systems (payments, ledgers, compliance) or a genuine desire to go deep on them

Benefits

  • Comprehensive health and benefits plan
  • Unlimited PTO

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