Full-Time

Chief Technology Officer

Credit Karma

Posted on 9/11/2024

Credit Karma

Credit Karma

1,001-5,000 employees

Provides free credit scores and financial tools

Compensation Overview

$375k - $470k/yr

+ Equity + Bonus + Benefits

Expert

Company Historically Provides H1B Sponsorship

Oakland, CA, USA

Category
Backend Engineering
FinTech Engineering
Software Engineering
Required Skills
Management
Requirements
  • 15+ years of Software Engineering experience, with a strong focus on product development, machine learning, and generative AI
  • 10+ years of experience hiring, managing, and developing both individual contributors and senior leaders, including oversight of teams focused on product development, AI, security, application, data, and infrastructure.
  • 10+ years of experience building and leading diverse teams to create and deliver engineering-related solutions, with a primary focus on innovation in product development, AI, and platform management.
  • 5+ years of experience leading global engineering teams of 1000+ engineers, with a proven ability to manage complex, distributed teams.
Responsibilities
  • Lead Cross-Functional Collaboration: As the Chief Technology Officer for an Intuit business unit, you will partner effectively with stakeholders across Intuit, leveraging your experience in multi-tiered or subsidiary-structured organizations to drive success. You will ensure alignment across all areas of the business, facilitating strong cross-functional partnerships.
  • Technology Strategy and Vision: Provide visionary leadership with a primary focus on product engineering, data, and generative AI, while ensuring robust management of security, application, data, and infrastructure teams. You'll also bring expertise in developing and scaling both B2B and B2C technology platforms, ensuring they meet the diverse needs of both enterprise partners and end consumers.
  • Partnership with Product and Design: Work closely with product management and design teams to create user-centric, innovative products. Your role will be to seamlessly integrate technical strategy with product vision and design principles, ensuring the creation of cutting-edge, high-performing solutions.
  • Evaluate and Integrate Technology: As an expert technologist, you will evaluate technology partners and their applicability to solving Credit Karma’s needs. You will particularly focus on generative AI, cutting-edge technology innovations, and securing and optimizing our infrastructure and applications, with specific attention to building robust B2B solutions.
  • Feedback-Driven Innovation: Utilize feedback from stakeholders and members to identify challenges and solutions, driving Credit Karma to the next level of technological excellence in product development, AI, and platform management. Your ability to turn feedback into actionable technological innovation is key.
  • Resource Management: Create and manage technology budgets, allocating resources optimally across product development, AI, security, application, data, and infrastructure platform teams. You will ensure that resources are directed to drive both B2B and B2C technological advancements effectively.
  • R&D and Continuous Innovation: Lead research and development efforts, particularly in generative AI, while ensuring the ongoing security and efficiency of our applications and infrastructure. You will foster a culture of creativity, exploration, and continuous learning within the engineering organization, driving innovative solutions that cater to both business partners and consumers.
  • Drive High Performance: Cultivate a high-performance engineering culture focused on speed, efficiency, and growth, driving Credit Karma’s technological and business objectives forward. You will not only be a technology visionary but also a highly effective operator and leader, ensuring that the engineering teams are aligned with business goals and operating at peak efficiency.

Credit Karma provides free financial services to over 130 million members in the U.S., Canada, and the U.K. Its main offerings include free credit scores, credit monitoring, and tools for comparing credit cards and loans for cars, homes, and personal needs. Users can access these services without any cost, as Credit Karma generates revenue through partnerships with financial institutions. Unlike many competitors, Credit Karma focuses on providing a comprehensive suite of financial tools at no charge, which has contributed to its rapid growth of over 70 million new members in the last five years. The company's goal is to empower individuals to achieve their financial objectives by promoting financial literacy and progress.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

Acquired

Total Funding

$7.9B

Headquarters

Oakland, California

Founded

2007

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Growing trend of financial wellness apps complements Credit Karma's existing services.
  • Opportunity to integrate 'Buy Now, Pay Later' insights into credit monitoring tools.
  • AI-driven personalized financial advice can enhance Credit Karma's recommendation engine.

What critics are saying

  • Increased competition from fintech startups like FinTech One threatens market share.
  • Intuit's focus on AI may divert resources from Credit Karma.
  • IRS staffing cuts could reduce engagement with tax-related services.

What makes Credit Karma unique

  • Pioneered free credit scores, setting a standard in personal finance services.
  • Offers a comprehensive suite of tools for credit and identity monitoring.
  • Operates on a freemium model, generating revenue through financial institution partnerships.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

401(k) Retirement Plan

Commuter Benefits

Wellness Program

Paid Vacation

Paid Sick Leave

Education Perks

Growth & Insights and Company News

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