§ COMPANY — CAREERS
Build the rail. Not another wrapper.
Foundational financial infrastructure that the next decade of regulated finance will run on. Senior people, small teams, real engineering autonomy.
What it is like here
- Small teams, large surface area. Most engineers own a service end to end, from the API surface down to the storage layer.
- Async by default. Distributed across 14 time zones. We design for the person reading the document tomorrow, not the meeting today.
- Real money, real users. Production systems carry real value. Every commit is reviewed with that in mind.
- Senior team. No one needs to be told how to do the work. We hire for judgement, not for hours.
Open roles
ENGINEERING
Staff engineer — Settlement core
Atomic multi-leg settlement engine in Rust. Distributed consensus, high-assurance. EU / UK / SG / US.
ENGINEERING
Senior engineer — Identity
ZK-credential issuance and verification. Cryptography background preferred. Remote.
ENGINEERING
Senior engineer — Payments
ISO 20022, multi-currency routing, FX execution. Background in real-time payment systems. Remote.
ENGINEERING
SRE — Edge & networking
Global anycast edge, sub-50ms p99 routing, multi-region failover. Remote.
OPERATIONS
Head of Compliance Engineering
Translate live regulation into rule sets that ship and pass audit. EU or UK preferred.
OPERATIONS
Partnerships — Banks & PSPs
Lead institutional partnerships. Background inside Tier-1 banking. London, Singapore or New York.
How hiring works
- Step 1
- Application. A short conversation about the role and what you have shipped.
- Step 2
- Technical or domain deep-dive. We work through a real problem from the codebase or runbook.
- Step 3
- Paid trial project. Two weeks, scoped tightly. You can keep your day job; we will work around your schedule.
- Step 4
- Decision and offer within a week of the trial.
If you do not see a fit for what you do, write to us anyway. The roles we post are the roles we know we need. The roles we hire for are usually broader.
Send your work, not your CV
A project you are proud of and a paragraph on why it mattered. We read everything.