Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2019)
by abaron on Wednesday May 01, 2019 @11:34AM
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LendKey | New York or Ohio (Cincinnati) | Full-time | ONSITE | $70k - $150k+ | Software Engineer/Senior Engineer/Lead Software Engineer, Platform Engineer, Associate Product Manager/Product Manager | https://www.lendkey.com/
Come help us build the next generation Lending as a Service platform. We're in an exciting transition phase where we need some key people to push our platform into a new and more extensible direction. LendKey is a growth-stage lending technology firm that partners with credit unions and community banks to allow them to offer some of the most borrower-friendly loans in the industry (mostly in student loan / student loan re-fi space). LendKey enables these community financial institutions to bring loans to consumers online, making the end-to-end lending process easy & simple for both borrowers and lenders. Because we're growth stage (founded in 2009, Series C) the team has the advantage of being at a stable company but still have elements of a start-up (115 employees currently). Also just named in American Banker’s ‘Best FinTechs to Work For’ based on employee feedback reflecting our culture.
What we offer:
• Competitive Salary
• Stock options
• Unlimited Vacation Policy
• Flexible work environment
• Startup culture
• Employee events/activities
• Good benefits
We're looking for top tech talent in software, platform, and product areas. What we're seeking in all of these roles: Team-members who are open to learning new technologies. Brave enough to implement solutions to challenging problems. Can be hands-on but also strategic. Willing to speak your mind but kind to others when doing it. For product roles ideally consumer-facing experience, bonus for strong technical skills.
We're Ruby on Rails, Linux, Docker/k8s, and adding Java and Go. We're building microservices on AWS with kubernetes, and are actively pushing towards automated deployments all the way to production.
I'm a technical lead and will answer any questions I can. Shoot me an email at tony (dot) baron at-sign lendkey.com with resume or questions! Don't quite fit and things sound interesting? Let's see if we can work something out, anyway.
Come help us build the next generation Lending as a Service platform. We're in an exciting transition phase where we need some key people to push our platform into a new and more extensible direction. LendKey is a growth-stage lending technology firm that partners with credit unions and community banks to allow them to offer some of the most borrower-friendly loans in the industry (mostly in student loan / student loan re-fi space). LendKey enables these community financial institutions to bring loans to consumers online, making the end-to-end lending process easy & simple for both borrowers and lenders. Because we're growth stage (founded in 2009, Series C) the team has the advantage of being at a stable company but still have elements of a start-up (115 employees currently). Also just named in American Banker’s ‘Best FinTechs to Work For’ based on employee feedback reflecting our culture.
What we offer:
• Competitive Salary
• Stock options
• Unlimited Vacation Policy
• Flexible work environment
• Startup culture
• Employee events/activities
• Good benefits
We're looking for top tech talent in software, platform, and product areas. What we're seeking in all of these roles: Team-members who are open to learning new technologies. Brave enough to implement solutions to challenging problems. Can be hands-on but also strategic. Willing to speak your mind but kind to others when doing it. For product roles ideally consumer-facing experience, bonus for strong technical skills.
We're Ruby on Rails, Linux, Docker/k8s, and adding Java and Go. We're building microservices on AWS with kubernetes, and are actively pushing towards automated deployments all the way to production.
I'm a technical lead and will answer any questions I can. Shoot me an email at tony (dot) baron at-sign lendkey.com with resume or questions! Don't quite fit and things sound interesting? Let's see if we can work something out, anyway.