Full-Time
Data Engineer
Updated on 8/3/2026
Veem
51-200 employees
Blockchain-powered global payments for SMBs
No salary listed
Remote in Canada
Remote
Must work in the Eastern (EST) time zone.
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- 3–6 years of experience in analytics engineering, BI engineering, reporting engineering, data analytics, data modeling, reporting automation, or similar fields.
- Advanced SQL skills.
- Strong hands-on dbt experience.
- Experience building SQL tables, marts, semantic layers, reporting datasets, and transformation pipelines.
- Experience with BI tools such as Looker, Tableau, Power BI, Metabase, Sigma, Hex, Mode, or similar.
- Experience maintaining dashboards and recurring reports in production environments.
- Experience with data quality assurance, monitoring, and reporting automation.
- Strong documentation habits and a quality assurance mindset.
- Ability to independently own reporting infrastructure and workflows.
- Build and maintain scalable SQL/dbt data models, marts, semantic layers, and reporting datasets.
- Clean, structure, and document complex or messy data systems.
- Develop trusted reporting foundations for business teams.
- Improve data consistency, metric governance, and reporting standards.
- Design maintainable transformations and reusable analytics layers.
- Own production dashboards, recurring reports, KPI packs, and reporting workflows.
- Maintain and improve BI systems across business functions.
- Partner with stakeholders to define KPIs, business logic, and reporting requirements.
- Ensure dashboard accuracy, reliability, and usability.
- Support self-serve analytics capabilities.
- Build or manage automated reporting workflows and monitoring systems.
- Support AI agents and workflow automation related to reporting quality assurance, data quality, KPI generation, dashboard monitoring, reporting automation, metric documentation, and data freshness checks.
- Review automated outputs and implement quality assurance and governance processes.
- Help transform manual reporting processes into scalable automated systems.
- Implement data quality assurance, validation, monitoring, and alerting.
- Maintain data documentation, metric definitions, and reporting standards.
- Improve observability and trust in reporting systems.
- Troubleshoot reporting discrepancies and data issues proactively.
- Fintech, payments, or B2B software-as-a-service experience.
- Experience with HubSpot data, customer relationship management data, revenue operations, customer success data, payments data, or transaction data.
- KPI governance and metric definition experience.
- Data freshness monitoring and alerting experience.
- Artificial intelligence tooling or workflow automation experience involving OpenAI, Anthropic, n8n, AI agents, reporting bots, dashboard quality assurance agents, or workflow orchestration.
- Experience automating manual reporting workflows.
Veem provides a global payments platform designed for small to medium-sized businesses to send and receive international money. The system uses blockchain technology to make cross-border transfers more secure, transparent, and trackable, while simplifying the user experience through a single platform that connects with accounting software and banks. Transactions incur fees based on the amount and destination, with Veem earning revenue from transaction fees and partnerships with financial institutions and service providers. Veem differentiates itself by focusing on SMBs, offering clearer and often lower fees than traditional banks, and providing seamless accounting integrations and a global banking network. The company’s goal is to make global commerce easier by providing a simple, secure, and cost-effective way for businesses to pay and get paid around the world.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Late Stage VC
Total Funding
$99M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2014
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Stablecoin accounts and payments expand Veem's embedded cross-border workflow product.
- Virtual cards accepted at Visa merchants in 200+ countries deepen spend use cases.
- More than 1.5 million users across 100+ countries support network expansion.
What critics are saying
- Bridge dependency leaves Veem exposed to pricing, access, and scope changes.
- Stablecoin products intensify AML, sanctions, and source-of-funds compliance scrutiny.
- Card-network rules and issuer risk can disrupt monetization of virtual-card spend.
What makes Veem unique
- Veem uses multi-rail routing across blockchain, ACH, SWIFT, and bank partnerships.
- It targets SMB cross-border AP and AR, not enterprise treasury teams.
- Veem integrates payments, wallets, virtual cards, and accounting software workflows.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
401(k) Company Match
Paid Vacation
Professional Development Budget
Home Office Stipend
Paid Sick Leave
Growth & Insights and Company News
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↓ -1%Veem, a global payments platform, has expanded its partnership with Visa to launch virtual accounts enabling businesses to collect, hold and disburse funds across the US, Canada, UK and Europe. The solution leverages Visa Direct's global money movement network and Veem's multi-rail infrastructure. The offering provides businesses with verified local account details in multiple regions, creating a legitimate financial presence whilst maintaining international connectivity. Key features include dedicated local accounts issued under verified business identities, support for marketplace compliance requirements, and the ability to hold funds in multiple currencies. Trusted by over 1.5 million users in more than 100 countries, Veem supports cross-border settlement in over 80 currencies. The expansion aims to simplify international money movement for fintechs, marketplaces and exporters without the complexity of managing separate providers.
Veem expands partnership with Visa to launch Global Virtual Accounts for businesses. Empowering businesses globally with localized account access in the U.S., Canada, U.K., and Europe SAN FRANCISCO, March 30, 2026 (Newswire.com) - Veem, a leading global payments platform, has expanded its long-standing relationship with Visa, a world leader in digital payments. By leveraging Visa Direct's global money movement network, Veem is launching a new virtual accounts solution that enables businesses to collect, hold, and disburse funds across key geographies including the U.S., Canada, the UK, and Europe. The offering allows Veem customers to access localized account details through Veem's multirail infrastructure while maintaining international connectivity. Through this expanded collaboration, Veem enables businesses to open verified local account details in multiple regions, helping create a trusted financial presence in each geography while maintaining international connectivity through Veem's multi-rail infrastructure and Visa Direct's global money movement network. Key benefits include: Dedicated local accounts: Each business receives verified local account details issued in its own name, creating a legitimate financial presence in-market. Name matching and platform compliance: Local accounts are opened under verified business identities, supporting marketplace and payment partner requirements for legitimate payouts. Local credibility and trust: Merchants appear as local businesses to customers and partners in each supported region, increasing payment success rates and buyer confidence. Global reach: Funds collected in local accounts can be held in multiple currencies, converted, or withdrawn internationally through Veem's global network and Visa Direct's infrastructure. "Businesses shouldn't have to think about borders when it comes to money movement," said Marwan Forzley, CEO of Veem. "With Global Virtual Accounts, we're giving our customers localized financial infrastructure - no matter where they operate - so they can collect and disburse funds like a local company anywhere in the world." This expansion marks the next phase of Veem's long-standing collaboration with Visa, advancing the localization of global commerce and giving fintechs, marketplaces, and exporters embedded access to money movement capabilities across multiple regions - without the complexity of managing separate providers or compliance regimes. "Visa Direct is focused on helping businesses move money securely and efficiently across borders and collaborating with digital payments leaders like Veem helps further that mission," said Vira Platonova, Global Head of Visa Direct at Visa. "Working with Veem, we're helping more businesses access the tools they need to operate confidently in new regions." This launch builds on Veem's mission to simplify how businesses send and receive money worldwide, equipping them with modern financial infrastructure designed for speed, compliance, and scalability. About Veem Veem is a global payments platform that enables businesses and financial service providers to move money worldwide. Trusted by more than 1.5 million users in over 100 countries, Veem supports cross-border settlement in 80+ currencies while helping organizations manage payables, receivables, and account-based payment flows. Capabilities include real-time disbursements, collections, wallets, card issuance, and local virtual bank accounts, supported by licensing and regulatory coverage in key markets. Learn more at www.veem.com Contact Information Vanessa Rowe, Growth Marketing Manager [email protected] | +1 (613) 898-4644
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Veem (WA) will receive $1,000,000 to acquire a multi-axis CNC machine capable of machining valves, propellers and other critical components required for nuclear-powered submarines (NPS) and other naval vessels.