Full-Time
Mid or Senior Frontend Engineer
Updated on 9/12/2026
Closinglock
51-200 employees
Fraud prevention platform for real estate
No salary listed
Austin, TX, USA
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- At least 3 years of experience with Vue.js for the mid-level track or at least 5 years for the senior track, preferably including Vue 3 and modern Vue paradigms.
- At least 3 years of experience with custom web application development for the mid-level track or at least 5 years for the senior track.
- Experience building reactive user interfaces and willingness to become fluent in Vue if using another framework.
- Ability to work with the Product team to iterate on designs and user experience flows.
- Ability to author reusable, testable code for end users and teammates.
- Ability to work independently and take action in an ambiguous environment.
- Willingness to participate in mentorship opportunities.
- Own portions of frontend development, including working with Product and Designers on user interface concepts and implementing them.
- Work with frontend engineers to create a cohesive customer experience throughout the Closinglock ecosystem.
- Promote documentation, collaboration, and engineering best practices.
- Consult on feature requests, feedback, and future product development.
- Work directly with engineering leadership to establish a maintainable, testable, and elegant codebase.
- Deep familiarity with Vue or another modern reactive frontend library.
- Experience with Pinia or an equivalent frontend state management tool.
- Experience with frontend testing using Vitest and Vue Testing Library.
- Experience building consumer-facing frontend single-page applications.
- Strong fundamentals in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
- Comfort with version control systems such as Git.
- Familiarity with JavaScript build tools such as npm and Vite.
- Using artificial intelligence as an assistant rather than a replacement for human-authored and human-understood code.
- Familiarity with PHP, Laravel, jQuery, or mixed single-page application/multi-page application codebases.
- Ability to evaluate alternative approaches and select the best fit for a situation.
- Demonstrated success modernizing legacy applications with current frontend best practices, patterns, and technologies.
ClosingLock provides a fraud-prevention platform for real estate, offering a secure portal to transfer information and funds and reduce wire fraud for buyers, sellers, lenders, and closing companies. It uses identity verification to prevent seller impersonation and payoff verification within a secure portal to confirm parties and correct payoffs before funds move. It focuses on the real estate closing process with built-in identity and payoff checks in a secure platform, aiming to reduce wire fraud across all parties rather than generic tools. Its goal is to prevent financial losses from fraudulent activity in property transactions and modernize closings for safer, faster transactions.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$50M
Headquarters
Austin, Texas
Founded
2017
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- July 2026 SecurePay expanded buyer-fund collection and returns across one platform.
- July 2026 payoff retrieval cut a 75-minute task to under one minute.
- March 2026 automated closing updates reduce manual follow-up across title teams.
What critics are saying
- CertifID acquired CloseSimple in June 2026, intensifying workflow competition.
- Closinglock depends on title-company budgets; delayed closings trigger vendor churn.
- A major fraud loss would destroy the no-loss brand and likely kill enterprise trust.
What makes Closinglock unique
- Closinglock bundles wires, identity checks, payoff verification, and refunds in one workflow.
- ALTA renewed Closinglock as a 2026 Elite Provider, validating title-industry distribution.
- Up to $5 million insurance backs transactions, a rare trust feature.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Unlimited Paid Time Off
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Equity compensation
Work-life balance
Maternity/paternity leave
Growth & Insights and Company News
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↑ 3%Closinglock launches payment tools to secure homebuyer funds. Title companies can quickly refund earnest money if a transaction is canceled Article Summary. Closinglock has launched SecurePay open payment links and buyer earnest money deposit (EMD) returns, allowing title companies to securely accept and refund buyer funds through a single platform. SecurePay links accept earnest money, option fees and closing costs before a file opens. EMD returns use pre-verified bank accounts to deliver refunds by the next business day. AI Summary Closinglock has launched two new capabilities designed to protect homebuyers' funds throughout the real estate transaction process, including when a deal falls through. The escrow management platform introduced the SecurePay open payment link and buyer earnest money deposit (EMD) returns, enabling title and settlement companies to manage both incoming and outgoing buyer funds through a single platform. The SecurePay open payment link allows buyers to securely submit earnest money, option fees, cash-to-close and other closing costs at any time, even before a transaction file is opened. Title companies can place the link on their websites, emails and email signatures, with payments automatically matched to the appropriate file once it is created, Closinglock added. "We added the payment link to our intro letters and secure earnest money payments started coming in right away," said Melissa Neesen, vice president of operations at Reliable Title. "No file needed, no data entry and it's working really well. I think this is going to be a great addition to our workflow." The second feature, buyer EMD returns, allows title companies to quickly refund earnest money if a transaction is canceled. Because the buyer's bank account has already been verified during the original payment, refunds can be initiated with pre-filled payment information, built-in approval workflows, real-time tracking and a full audit trail. According to Closinglock, funds are delivered by the next business day. Closinglock said it has protected $800 billion-plus across more than 2 million real estate transactions without losing funds to fraud. "We've spent years making sure money gets into escrow safely," said Andy White, CEO of Closinglock. "The harder problem was always what happens when it has to come back out. A verified payment shouldn't turn into a manual refund process. If we already know the buyer's account is real, sending their money home should be just as fast as taking it in."
Closinglock adds payoff retrieval, verification. The new functionality is designed to reduce delays and errors associated with the payoff process Article Summary. Closinglock has added payoff statement retrieval and verification to its escrow management platform, allowing title and settlement teams to request, verify, and obtain insurance coverage in one workflow. The capability integrates with title production software including SoftPro, RamQuest, Resware, and Settlor. AI Summary Closinglock has released payoff statement retrieval and verification capabilities within its escrow management platform, allowing title and settlement teams to request mortgage payoff statements, receive verification and obtain insurance coverage within a single workflow. The company said the new functionality is designed to reduce delays and errors associated with the payoff process. Closinglock said payoff statements and verifications can now be returned within its platform and integrated into title production software systems, including SoftPro, RamQuest, Resware and Settlor. "The handoff between verification and execution is where the real risk has always lived, not the request itself. Closing that gap means connecting the entire process, from request to insured outcome, which is exactly what we've built," said Ben Brooks, vice president of product at Closinglock. Once a request is submitted, Closinglock automatically contacts the lender or mortgage servicer, retrieves the payoff statement, verifies the information and returns it to the title team. Leaders said a process that traditionally can take up to 75 minutes can now be initiated in under a minute. The new capability is the latest expansion of Closinglock's escrow management platform. "Payoff retrieval is one piece of a much bigger problem," said Andy White, CEO of Closinglock. "Every step in a closing where money changes hands, from the first deposit to the final wire, should be verified, insured, and connected. That's how money should move in real estate and that's what we're building." Closinglock said its platform has protected more than $600 billion across 2 million transactions, with no reported losses from fraud. The company said the payoff retrieval and verification release is the first step toward an end-to-end lender payoff workflow that will connect seller authorization, retrieval, verification, review, approval and wire execution within a single process.
Press releases. For Immediate Release ALTA renews Closinglock as Elite Provider for 2026. Washington, D.C., March 5, 2026 - The American Land Title Association (ALTA), the national trade association of the land title insurance industry, announced it has renewed Closinglock as an ALTA Elite Provider for 2026. ALTA's Elite Provider Program features distinguished service providers committed to furnishing extensive benefits to the title insurance and settlement services industry. Elite Providers promote the highest industry standards and provide effective solutions for ALTA members' critical needs. "The ALTA Elite Provider Program recognizes service providers that demonstrate a strong commitment to supporting the title insurance industry and the professionals who serve consumers every day," ALTA CEO Chris Morton said. "Elite Providers like Closinglock deliver reliable solutions, uphold high industry standards and help ALTA members operate more efficiently in a complex and evolving marketplace." Closinglock is building infrastructure to move money for real estate transactions - bringing wires, checks and email-based verification into one platform. Title professionals can use Closinglock to move funds, verify identities and manage critical steps in the closing process within a single platform backed by up to $5 million in insurance. More than 1 million home sales have been supported through the platform, with over $3 billion in payments protected with zero losses. "We're proud to continue our partnership with ALTA and the title professionals who keep real estate moving," said Andy White, founder and CEO of Closinglock. "Money movement is one of the most important parts of a closing, and it carries real responsibility. Together with ALTA, we're helping strengthen how funds move by giving title teams a secure, modern system built for today's risk environment." Closinglock offers ALTA members 50% off implementation. About ALTA The American Land Title Association, founded in 1907, represents an industry comprised of more than 17,000 title insurance companies operating across the nation, with over 90% being small businesses.
Closinglock has launched a free tool for its customers to automate FinCEN data collection, reducing manual work from 2-3 hours to minutes per file.
Closinglock has acquired a payoff retrieval solution from Viking Sasquatch, adding automated and insured payoff ordering to its platform for secure digital payments and wire fraud prevention in real estate transactions.