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OnePay

Runs an app for banking, payments and investing

Platform Engineer - Builder Experience

Full-Time
$140k - $190k/yr+ Stock options
Junior, Mid, Senior
Remote in USA
Remote
DevOps & InfrastructurePlatform Engineering

About the job

Requirements
  • Two to nine years of software engineering experience within fintech, cloud infrastructure, or large-scale distributed systems environments.
  • Experience building developer platforms, internal tooling, or frameworks that enable other engineers to move faster.
  • Deep expertise in distributed systems, asynchronous processing, and high-availability platform services.
  • Production experience in AWS cloud environments and building cloud-native infrastructure.
  • Demonstrated experience designing and building agentic developer tools that empower automation, collaboration, or intelligent workflows.
  • Strong experience working with CI/CD pipelines and driving continuous integration and delivery improvements.
Responsibilities
  • Design and operate platform-oriented core services that support high-scale distributed systems across OnePay’s product ecosystem.
  • Develop internal developer tooling and shared infrastructure that improve velocity, reliability, and observability across engineering teams.
  • Build and evolve frameworks that support the construction and orchestration of agentic applications, enabling intelligent, automated workflows across products.
  • Drive enhancements in CI/CD pipelines, automation, and developer workflows to increase deployment speed, reliability, and confidence across teams.

About the company

OnePay runs a consumer finance app for people in the United States, bringing everyday money management and longer-term investing into one account experience. Its products span checking, savings, personal loans, retirement accounts and cryptocurrency, with banking services supplied by partner banks rather than OnePay itself. Customers manage their accounts through the app, while employers and payroll platforms connect financial tools to the systems their workers already use. The business charges fees on cryptocurrency trades and selected cash-advance services, while stock purchases and sales carry no OnePay commission. Its banking business was founded in 2019 and is based in New York.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

Growth Equity (Venture Capital)

Total Funding

$300M

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

2019

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What believers are saying

  • US staff gain location flexibility: OnePay advertises remote-first work anywhere domestically and a monthly home-office stipend.
  • Investing reinforces banking adoption: OnePay Invest requires a OnePay deposit account as its sole funding source.
  • Retail distribution is already built: OnePay Wallet works at more than 4,500 Walmart locations and online.

What critics are saying

  • Expect urgency beyond standard hours: OnePay explicitly says its workplace is not a traditional nine-to-five.
  • Investment operations depend on another firm: DriveWealth handles OnePay Invest clearing and custody.
  • Headline rewards have limits: OnePay category cash back pays 3% on only $150 in monthly spending.

What makes OnePay unique

  • Wallet reaches beyond OnePay cards: shoppers link outside cards and scan QR codes at Walmart.
  • Payroll access bypasses banking signup: OnePay @Work gives earned wage access without requiring a OnePay deposit account.
  • Credit reporting follows debit-like spending: Builder Card locks purchase funds from checking and automatically pays monthly balances.

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Benefits

401(k) Company Match

Flexible Work Hours

Remote Work Options

Stock Options

Paid Vacation

Paid Sick Leave

Paid Parental Leave

Paid Caregiver Leave

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