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Greenlight

Family fintech for saving, investing, credit.

Business Development Representative

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/23/2026
No salary listed
Mid
Bachelor's
Atlanta, GA, USA
HybridHybrid work in Atlanta; candidates based in greater Boston or Atlanta are currently prioritized.
Sales & Account ManagementSales Development Representative

About the job

Requirements
  • A Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts degree is required.
  • Excellent written and oral communication, organizational, and analytical skills are required.
  • The candidate should have a strong work ethic and confidence to work autonomously.
Responsibilities
  • Develop new business leads.
  • Use prospecting and research tools and coordinate with assigned representatives to qualify opportunities; prepare for and book pitch meetings with target prospects.
  • Collaborate with team members to innovate and improve the overall sales development process.
  • Conduct sales development outreach using email, phone, and social sequences and sales technology to connect with new prospects.
  • Work closely with the sales team to develop and implement appropriate prospect communication plans.
  • Work internally with other departments to ensure the proper quality and quantity of demonstrations.
Desired Qualifications
  • Prior start-up business development representative or sales experience is a plus.

About the company

Greenlight is a fintech platform that helps families manage money by combining a debit card for kids, a credit-building option, and investing tools in one app. Parents can fund allowances and set up chores or direct deposits, and kids use the card for spending. The app encourages saving with a savings feature that offers up to 5% and lets families set savings goals, while an investing platform lets families research stocks and ETFs to grow long-term wealth. It also offers a credit card that earns up to 3% cash back, with cash back automatically invested to fund future expenses like college. Parents can add teens as authorized users to help them build credit before age 18. Greenlight earns revenue through subscription plans (Greenlight Max and Infinity) that unlock additional wealth-building features. Overall, the goal is to teach children and teens about saving, investing, and responsible spending while helping families grow money safely.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

Series D

Total Funding

$595.6M

Headquarters

Atlanta, Georgia

Founded

2014

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What believers are saying

  • Commerce Bank launched complimentary Greenlight access for eligible customers on October 1, 2026.
  • Candescent and Veridian expanded Greenlight’s institutional reach across banks and credit unions in 2026.
  • Family Hub launched June 25, 2026, opening a hardware upsell beyond cards.

What critics are saying

  • Skylight undercuts Greenlight Family Hub on hardware and annual pricing, intensifying churn pressure.
  • Greenlight’s hardware expansion into Family Hub and Safe Family dilutes focus from core fintech.
  • If partner banks replace Greenlight with native youth accounts, distribution collapses within contract renewals.

What makes Greenlight unique

  • Greenlight’s 200-plus bank, credit-union, and employer partners distribute product without direct acquisition.
  • Family Hub bundles chores, calendars, AI, location, and money management in one device.
  • Greenlight Select, Max, Infinity, and Family Shield monetize families through tiered subscriptions.

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Benefits

  • Medical, dental, vision and FSAs
  • Unlimited, flexible time off
  • Generous employer 401(k) match and equity
  • 16-week paid parental leave
  • Ongoing learning and development
  • Remote-friendly work environment

Growth & Insights and Company News

6 month growth

-1%

1 year growth

-1%

2 year growth

-2%
PR Newswire
Aug 18th, 2026
Veridian Credit Union partners with Greenlight to offer free family financial tools

Veridian Credit Union has partnered with Greenlight Financial Technology to offer family financial tools at no cost to its members. Through the Veridian mobile app, families can access features including chore management, transaction monitoring, and automated allowance. Children receive a Greenlight debit card and access to Level Up, an in-app financial literacy game. The partnership addresses a gap in financial education. Only 39 US states require personal finance courses, and teens average 67% on the National Financial Literacy Test. A 2026 Greenlight survey found parents rank personal finance as the most difficult life skill to teach. Veridian, founded in 1934, operates 32 branches across Iowa, eastern Nebraska, and the Twin Cities metro area. Greenlight serves over 6.5 million family members and partners with more than 200 financial institutions.

Business Wire
Jun 25th, 2026
Greenlight launches Family Hub smart display to help parents manage household tasks

Greenlight, a family technology company with over 6.5 million family members, has launched Greenlight Family Hub, a smart home display designed to manage household coordination. The device combines calendars, photos, chores, an AI assistant, grocery lists and safety features in one platform. Available in two sizes — 10.1 inches for $199 and 15.6 inches for $299 — the Hub runs a closed, family-safe platform without app stores or browsers. Families can choose a free version or Family Hub+ at $9.99 monthly or $110 annually for advanced AI and safety features. The launch expands Greenlight's ecosystem beyond its core debit cards into broader family technology. Later this year, the company will integrate financial tools including debit card balance viewing and allowance management into the Hub.

Yahoo Finance
Mar 17th, 2026
Greenlight launches screen-free GPS tracker for kids, pets and seniors on Amazon

Greenlight, the family finance and safety app, has launched Greenlight Safe Family, its first physical product available on Amazon. The screen-free GPS device provides location tracking for children, seniors and pets. The device features GPS tracking, customisable place alerts, an SOS button for emergency contacts and up to 30-day battery life. It offers cross-platform compatibility with iOS and Android. Safe Kids provides GPS tracking and emergency alerts, Safe Seniors includes fall detection, whilst Safe Pets monitors when animals leave designated areas. The launch addresses the needs of nearly one in four American adults caring for both children and ageing parents. Chief executive Tim Sheehan said the device builds on Greenlight's vision to help families manage everyday challenges with ease.

Associated Press
Feb 4th, 2026
Candescent partners with Greenlight to embed youth banking tools for families

Candescent, a cloud-native banking platform provider, has partnered with Greenlight Financial Technology to offer an embedded youth banking experience within financial institutions' digital platforms. The integration allows banks and credit unions to provide Greenlight's family finance tools, including debit cards for children, savings features, spending controls and investing options. The partnership addresses growing demand for youth-focused financial solutions. According to Greenlight's 2025 Annual Family Trends Report, 88% of financial institutions report increased demand for such products, whilst 35% of younger parents now open accounts for children before age six. Candescent serves 1,300 banks and credit unions representing 30 million registered users. The collaboration aims to help institutions build customer loyalty across generations whilst promoting financial literacy from an early age.

TechCrunch
May 17th, 2022
Greenlight, A $2.3B Fintech Focused On Kids, Launches Credit Card For Parents

Greenlight, the Atlanta, GA-based fintech company that pitches parents on kid-friendly bank accounts, is launching a credit card. The Greenlight-branded card, offered through Mastercard, offers up to 3% unlimited cash back on all purchases and gives parents the option to automatically invest those cash rewards in mutual funds and ETFs to spend on family-related expenses, []