Comun is on a mission to enable upward mobility for Latinos living in the US.

We're starting by changing the face of banking, designing for the unique needs of the millions of Latino families that are struggling to turn their hard work into financial stability within the traditional banking industry.

We believe everyone deserves a better shot at reaching financial freedom. This begins with banking they can trust.

As a backend engineer, you’ll be responsible for extending our systems to support additional banking features, increases in usage volume, and the needs of our non-technical company functions.

You’ll maintain our core offering — a deposit account and debit card powered through our Banking as a Service partner, while designing our architecture to bundle additional financial services into a personalized product experience. We’ve adopted a lightweight microservice infrastructure that allows us to move quickly, but that can flex on robustness to ensure scalability as our engineering team grows.

What you’ll do

• Collaborate with our product, design, and front end functions to build new financial offerings that advance the company mission.
• Work with back end peers to establish new processes, software patterns, and tools that expedite our development process.
• Maintain a testing and observability stack that keeps our system stable and proactively alerts us of internal or third party users.
• Work with leadership to plan our engineering execution across different time horizons.

You are

• Opinionated on software engineering best practices, at a code and developer productivity level.
• Product-minded and passionate about delivering delightful experiences to customers.
• Experienced building backend systems that grow in complexity over time.
• A critical thinker capable of making tradeoffs in a fast paced environment.
• A great communicator and collaborator, capable of creating and running cross-functional processes.

Requirements:

• 4+ years of experience in software engineering
• 2+ years of experience using Python and Postgres
• Bonus: Experience with GraphQL, DevOps (Terraform, AWS, Kubernetes), and pub/sub models (Kafka)