Backend Engineer

Income inequality is rising and 1 in 4 Americans have $0 saved for retirement. We understand that most people want to take advantage of their employer benefits—like a 401(k) program or employee stock purchase program—but they might not be able to afford losing hundreds of dollars in paycheck deductions every month. That's why we built Lendtable: We help our customers max out their benefits and give them the money to replace their contributions, so they can secure their financial future without losing the money they need for daily expenses.

We are venture-backed by Y Combinator, Valor Equity Partners, Softbank, and heavy hitters like the former COO of Venmo and the President of Impossible Foods. Our mission is to help American workers get the most out of their paycheck and employee benefits, addressing the critical issue of retirement savings where billions of dollars in employer matches are left unclaimed.

As a Backend Engineer at Lendtable, you'll be joining a team that values innovation and inclusivity. You'll take high ownership of program vision and execution, working on unstructured problems while building scalable infrastructure. Your role will be crucial in developing the technology that helps workers secure their financial future.

We're looking for someone who combines strong technical skills with excellent problem-solving abilities and communication skills. You'll be working in our San Francisco office, contributing to a mission-driven company that's making a real difference in people's financial lives. If you're passionate about using technology to solve important financial challenges and want to join a fast-growing startup backed by top investors, this role could be perfect for you.

Join us in our mission to change the face of retirement savings and help create a more equitable financial future for American workers. You'll be part of a team that's not just building great technology, but also making a significant social impact by helping people access benefits they otherwise couldn't afford.