Full-Time

Senior People Partner

Updated on 9/4/2026

Remitly

Remitly

1,001-5,000 employees

Facilitates international money transfers for immigrants

Compensation Overview

CA$116k - CA$145k/yr

+ Equity + RRSP company match + Employee Stock Purchase Plan

Burnaby, BC, Canada

Hybrid

Two to three days per week in the Burnaby office are required; current expectations are Tuesday through Thursday.

Category
People & HR (1)
Required Skills
Market Research
Data Analysis

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Requirements
  • At least 7 years of progressive human resources, People Partner, or human resources business partner experience, preferably in a high-growth technology, fintech, or scaling environment.
  • Demonstrated experience coaching leaders, managing employee relations, and navigating performance management.
  • Experience supporting organizational design, workforce planning, talent management, and change initiatives.
  • A data-driven approach to diagnosing challenges, identifying solutions, and driving measurable outcomes.
  • Strong business acumen and the ability to connect people decisions to business outcomes.
  • Excellent communication and influencing skills, with the ability to build credibility and trust across all levels of an organization.
  • Ability to manage competing priorities and make sound decisions for both employees and the business in a fast-paced environment.
  • An outside-in mindset, including staying current on market trends and using that perspective to inform recommendations and strengthen employee engagement.
  • A track record of building trust through integrity, sound judgment, and consistent follow-through.
Responsibilities
  • Partner with leaders to translate business priorities into people strategies that improve organizational performance, engagement, and retention.
  • Analyze people data to identify trends and recommend improvements in organizational design, workforce planning, and talent management.
  • Build trusted relationships with leaders and provide coaching, feedback, and guidance on team effectiveness, leadership, organizational change, and talent decisions.
  • Craft evidence-based cases for people investments that connect people decisions to business outcomes, including headcount, learning and development, and compensation adjustments.
  • Lead talent management initiatives within the assigned business group, including talent reviews, succession planning, performance management, and employee development.
  • Support compensation and performance processes, helping leaders make informed and equitable talent decisions.
  • Help leaders build high-performing, inclusive teams and foster an environment where employees can do their best work.
  • Advise leaders on employee relations matters, performance concerns, workplace investigations, and policy interpretation.
  • Proactively identify organizational trends and address issues by implementing solutions before they impact performance, engagement, or culture.
  • Partner with Legal and People team stakeholders to ensure consistent and compliant people practices.
  • Partner with Talent Acquisition, Total Rewards, Learning and Development, and other People teams to deliver integrated solutions that support business goals.
  • Support the company's commitment to belonging by helping leaders attract, develop, and retain diverse talent.
  • Mentor and guide less experienced People team members, contributing to the growth and effectiveness of the broader team.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience in a high-growth technology, fintech, or scaling environment.

Remitly helps immigrants send money internationally by offering transfers to bank accounts, cash pickups, or mobile wallets. The service works through its website and mobile app, where users initiate transfers, compare fees, and view real-time tracking. Remitly earns money from per-transaction fees and a margin on exchange rates, and it charges customers via the transfer process. It differentiates itself by focusing on immigrant communities, offering competitive rates and fast, secure transfers, plus promotions and a user-friendly experience. Its goal is to provide affordable, transparent, and convenient remittance services worldwide while supporting the needs and financial education of immigrant communities.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Seattle, Washington

Founded

2011

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Q2 2026 revenue rose 20% to 495.2 million, and guidance lifted to 1.988 billion.
  • Adjusted EBITDA jumped 79% to 114.7 million, proving operating leverage.
  • The Global Card rollout in the U.S., UK, Europe, and 10 markets expands cross-sell.

What critics are saying

  • Wise and Revolut offer broader multi-currency accounts, pressuring Remitly beyond remittances.
  • Phillip John Riese sold 260,182 shares in August 2026, signaling insider caution.
  • A single AML or remittance-rule failure can trigger state license losses and corridor shutdowns.

What makes Remitly unique

  • Remitly owns immigrant remittances, with 10.2 million active customers and 23.5 billion send volume.
  • The July 30, 2026 Global Card extends Remitly from transfers into everyday banking.
  • Its delivery speed differentiates: nearly 70% of funded transfers arrived under 20 seconds.

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Benefits

Continuing Education or Travel Stipend

Office Culture

Flexible PTO, Schedules and Leaves

DEI Learning Opportunities

Community Engagement

Inclusive Benefits

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

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Tech in Asia
Sep 2nd, 2026
A16z joins $200m round for US remittance startup Felix Pago.

A16z joins $200m round for US remittance startup Felix Pago. Miami-based Felix Pago, a money-transfer startup for Latin American immigrants in the US, raised US$200 million in series B funding to expand beyond remittances into services such as lending and savings. The round included US$87 million in equity, led by Andreessen Horowitz, and a US$113 million credit line from General Catalyst's Customer Value Fund. QED Investors, Castle Island Ventures, Switch Ventures, Contour Venture Partners, and Endeavor Catalyst also participated. Felix said it has processed more than US$8 billion in transfers through its WhatsApp-based service. Its payment infrastructure uses USDC as an alternative to the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) network. The company also offers mobile top-ups. The funding came as fintech companies, including Remitly, Wise, and crypto exchange Bitso, competed for a Latin American remittance market worth more than US$160 billion a year. Felix said it operated in 11 countries across the region, including Mexico, El Salvador, Colombia, and Ecuador, and planned to use part of the funding to expand into countries such as Brazil and Venezuela. Stay updated on the go with our mobile app. Get latest insights with smoother, more personalized experience through TIA mobile app. How would you feel if you could no longer use Tech in Asia? Share, tag us, and land on our Wall of!

Bloomberg Línea
Sep 1st, 2026
Felix Pago raises US$200 million to expand its financial services.

Felix Pago raises US$200 million to expand its financial services. The fundraising comes at a time when changes in U.S. policy and demographic shifts among immigrants are accelerating the move from cash transfers to digital transfers. By Maria Clara Cobo September 1, 2026 | 4:01 PM Bloomberg - Money transfer startup Felix Pago has raised US$200 million to expand beyond remittances and offer services such as loans and savings plans to Latin American immigrants in the U.S. The Series C funding round includes US$87 million in equity, led by Andreessen Horowitz, and a US$113 million credit line from General Catalyst's Customer Value Fund. Felix Pago, based in Miami, which claims to have processed more than US$8 billion in money transfers through its WhatsApp-based platform, also announced plans to develop an AI-powered financial assistant to help clients make everyday financial decisions. The company said it will invest in artificial intelligence, engineering and financial infrastructure to expand its current money transfer business. It has also added mobile top-ups, allowing U.S. users to purchase phone plans for their relatives in their home countries. Previous investors participated in this round, including QED Investors, Castle Island Ventures and Switch Ventures, along with Contour Venture Partners and Endeavor Catalyst. "This funding round comes precisely from the combination of what users tell us they need and our own ambition to serve them," said CEO and co-founder Manuel Godoy in an interview. "We want to create a Goldman Sachs-like experience for a user who has historically been completely underserved." The fundraising comes at a time when changes in U.S. policy and demographic shifts among immigrants are accelerating the shift from cash to digital transfers, increasing pressure on traditional remittance companies such as Western Union and MoneyGram International. The shift to digital is creating a gap among traditional remittance companies. Western Union's second-quarter revenue fell 1% to about US$1 billion, hurt by a weakening retail business in the Americas, even as its digital and consumer services businesses grew. The company said it plans to cut costs while still investing in digital products, as traditional companies struggle to adapt as customers turn to digital transfers. Fintech companies such as Felix Pago, Remitly Global Inc. and Wise Group Plc, along with cryptocurrency exchange platforms like Bitso Inc., are competing for a larger share of the Latin American remittance market, which is worth more than US$160 billion a year. Felix Pago said it has processed transactions for more than 6 million people across the Americas and operates in 11 countries in the region, including Mexico, El Salvador, Colombia and Ecuador. It plans to use part of the funding to expand further into countries such as Brazil and Venezuela. Godoy noted that the startup's conversational interface is designed, in part, to respond to immigrants' preference for personal interaction when managing their money. "This conversational experience emerged, in part, because Latinos are very cautious when it comes to money: we want to go to a physical establishment and talk to a person before handing over our cash," he said. "The conversational experience really gives people the feeling that they are talking to a real person, even if it is a chatbot." Venture capital fundraising in Latin America remains well below the highs reached during the pandemic, with about US$900 million raised in the first half of 2026, compared with US$2.6 billion for all of 2025. (Updated with Western Union's results in the eighth paragraph. An earlier version of this story was corrected to say 'Series C' in the second paragraph, instead of 'Series B')

TLDR Africa
Aug 25th, 2026
Moniepoint is shutting down MonieWorld, its UK-to-Nigeria remittance service, after 14 months due to intense market competition.

Moniepoint is shutting down MonieWorld, its UK-to-Nigeria remittance service, after 14 months due to intense market competition. August 25, 2026 Technext nigeria 548 words Tl;dr. Moniepoint launched MonieWorld in June 2025 to enable Nigerians in the UK to send money directly to Moniepoint accounts in Nigeria. The service stopped processing transactions on August 15, 2026, and will completely shut down on September 15, 2026. Intelligence. MonieWorld struggled to establish a competitive edge against entrenched remittance players like Wise, Remitly, WorldRemit, LemFi, and Grey. This closure signals that domestic market dominance in Nigeria does not guarantee success in highly competitive, heavily regulated Western remittance corridors. For other Nigerian fintech firms planning international diaspora-targeted products, MonieWorld's exit highlights the massive cost of customer acquisition and regulatory compliance in markets like the UK. Future expansions will require deeper localization or aggressive pricing advantages to compete with deeply entrenched giants like Wise and Remitly. 12 companies and people in this story have tracked profiles. Filed under: Recommended reading. Picked for you by topic, popularity and relevance - not just the newest posts. Related topics FEC approves 2 NIGCOMSAT satellites to expand broadband coverage Related topics Invest Kenya, EAVCA partner to attract private capital Related topics Exits MENA acquires Avanz Capital Egypt Related topics Standard Bank secures €456M financing deal for Genser Energy Related topics Stanbic IBTC's privacy judgment is a warning to every brand holding customer data Related topics SA's Verascient secures $1.2M to revolutionize enterprise knowledge management

Yahoo Finance
Aug 14th, 2026
Remitly beats Q2 expectations with $495M revenue and 70% of transfers delivered under 20 seconds

Remitly reported strong second-quarter results, beating Wall Street expectations with revenue of $495.2 million and adjusted earnings per share of $1.12, significantly above the $0.31 forecast. The digital money transfer company added 1.7 million active customers year-on-year, reaching 10.2 million total. CEO Sebastian Gunningham highlighted operational improvements, noting nearly 70% of global funded transfers were delivered in under 20 seconds. The company raised its full-year revenue guidance to $1.98 billion and increased EBITDA guidance to $412.5 million. During the earnings call, analysts questioned management about marketing investments for high-value senders, AI-driven productivity gains, and the potential of receiver products. Management emphasised disciplined spending and long-term growth strategies whilst acknowledging these initiatives remain early-stage.

Yahoo Finance
Aug 13th, 2026
Remitly's send volume growing twice as fast as customer count drives explosive profit surge

Remitly Global's revenue is growing faster than its customer base, driving explosive profit growth. The cross-border payments company added 20% more customers year-over-year in Q2, reaching 9.6 million active users. However, its send volume grew 27% in the same period. This scaling advantage is translating to bottom-line gains. Q2 EBITDA jumped 79% year-over-year, whilst pretax net income reached $64.6 million on roughly $500 million in revenue. The company's app simplifies international money transfers, making them easier and cheaper than traditional methods. Straits Research forecasts the global cross-border remittance market will grow 15.6% annually through 2034. Analyst Gus Galá projects Remitly could capture 10% to 15% of consumer transactions by 2030, citing its digital-first business model and product advantages over legacy competitors.