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Software Engineer

AI summary of the role

Full-stack software engineers build APIs, banking infrastructure, and financial workflows to enable businesses to move money worldwide at scale.

What you’ll do

  • Build end-to-end features individually or in small teams
  • Iterate and ship code frequently
  • Participate in maintenance and ownership of a core component
  • Learn the payments space and shape projects before development

What you’ll bring

  • 2+ years of professional software engineering experience
  • Interested in full-stack development, including backend jobs, DBs and frontend UX
  • A history of collaborating with a team to ship a major feature

Technologies

Ruby on Rails · Postgres · Redis · ParadeDB · React · AWS · Github · CI/CD

About Modern Treasury

API platform for enterprise money movement — ledgering, reconciliation, compliance, and multi-rail payments (fiat + stablecoins) in one stack.

Series C · 200–500 people

Source and classification

Production engineering · Evidence for this classification:

OVERVIEW This position can be based out of San Francisco, New York, or remote (we accept candidates from the following states: AZ, CA, CO, CT, FL, GA, HI, IL, MA, MI, MN, MT, NC, NJ, NV, NY, OH, OK, OR, PA, TN, TX, UT, WA, WI). We're looking for Full-Stack Software Engineers who want to help businesses of any size move money worldwide. You will contribute to APIs, banking infrastructure and financial workflows that ensure our customers can adopt and scale with Modern Treasury. Whereas most SaaS companies move data, we move money. Our systems must scale to high volumes, with high accuracy and high reliability. Engineers at Modern Treasury design thoughtful design APIs, implement resilient processes, and choose infrastructure that prioritizes fault tolerance and long-term maintainability over chasing latest trends. Our application is powered by Ruby on Rails, Postgres, Redis and
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OVERVIEW This position can be based out of San Francisco, New York, or remote (we accept candidates from the following states: AZ, CA, CO, CT, FL, GA, HI, IL, MA, MI, MN, MT, NC, NJ, NV, NY, OH, OK, OR, PA, TN, TX, UT, WA, WI). We're looking for Full-Stack Software Engineers who want to help businesses of any size move money worldwide. You will contribute to APIs, banking infrastructure and financial workflows that ensure our customers can adopt and scale with Modern Treasury. Whereas most SaaS companies move data, we move money. Our systems must scale to high volumes, with high accuracy and high reliability. Engineers at Modern Treasury design thoughtful design APIs, implement resilient processes, and choose infrastructure that prioritizes fault tolerance and long-term maintainability over chasing latest trends. Our application is powered by Ruby on Rails, Postgres, Redis and ParadeDB. As of today, we are on the latest version of each technology. Github and typical CI/CD automation is used for deployments to AWS. While engineers have specialties, engineers can easily contribute to all layers and components of the application without friction. ABOUT MODERN TREASURY Modern Treasury provides trusted infrastructure for money movement. The company helps teams launch and scale payment experiences in days, not months. With best-in-class developer tools and a single API for fiat [... source excerpt omitted ...] Participate in maintenance and ownership of a core component Learn the payments space and shape projects before development Be mentored and eventually become a mentor MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS 2+ years of professional software engineering experience Interested in full-stack development, including backend jobs, DBs and frontend UX A history of collaborating with a team to ship a major feature PREFERRED REQUIREMENTS Experience with Ruby on Rails, React & Postgres Experience with financial software for banks, credit card processing or cryptocurrencies. Ability to thrive in autonomous, engineer driven environment Modern Treasury is committed to equal employment opportunity and do

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