Python Engineer (aws)

Company Overview:

Payability is a fast growing fintech company founded and located in New York City, right in the heart of the Financial District. Recently named in the top 100 in the Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing Companies in America List, Payability provides flexible financing and payment solutions to small businesses in the digital economy, helping improve their cash conversion cycle. Payability has financed over $3 billion in growth capital to thousands of small businesses. We’re looking for talented people to join our dynamic team in continuing to drive our rapid growth and bringing friction-free financial products to small businesses.

Team Overview:

As part of the product & development team, you are part of the robust engine that supports Payability’s promise to our customers for friction-free financing! The product & development team includes product management team, project management team, QA testers, as well as a dedicated, collaborative engineering force. PMs and engineers partner together on various projects ranging from data science, machine learning, internal tools, customer-facing products, to name a few. We support the end-to-end SDLC lifecycle for our projects as well as post-production support. This Python Developer position is fully remote.

Position Overview:

We're looking for ambitious Software Engineers, with real life experience in building Python micro-services and deployed in AWS-native environment. If you have experience with building low-latency, distributed systems processing big data, you'll be an ideal fit for us.

Responsibilities:

• Building new features for our API data processing
• Cultivate and embrace DevOps culture - the real talk, in fintech world it's essential to be agile
• Design and build scalable & high-performance backend microservices
• Expand our Serverless footprint - Lambda, DynamoDB, Kinesis and more
• Enjoy the massive amount of modern tools our diverse teams use.
• Re-engineering our ETL workflows
• Improving the resilience of our systems against traffic surge