Boston, USA

At Circle, we're shaking up the global economy by making money simple. With us, you can send money like a text — instant, secure and free — whether your friend is across the table or across the ocean. How exactly are we doing this? Unlike existing systems that are closed and proprietary, we use open internet standards and protocols, including the blockchain (allowing us to offer this service for free). Our mission is to connect every person in the world by exchanging value across borders, between currencies and among friends.

As an engineer on the business intelligence engineering team, you'll help build internal applications and services that provide valuable insight into our business and customer operations. You’ll develop a framework for how we collect, analyze and present data at Circle.

What you'll work on

• Develop and deploy secure, production-scale financial management services and the business intelligence components that will improve efficiency and accuracy
• Work across teams including finance, treasury, marketing and legal and build a framework to help solve challenges in ongoing data collection, insight and accuracy
• Design, develop, peer review and test a wide range of transactional micro-services using Angular, Node.js, Java 8 and Python.
• Demo the new features you’ve development each week and work closely with our DevOps team to deploy features to production

What you'll bring to Circle

• 4+ years of professional development experience, with a strong focus on Javascript, Angular, & Node.js.
• Prior experience with Python or Java 8 is a plus
• Strong relational / transactional SQL experience
• Desire to constantly learn new technologies and implement elegant well-tested solutions
• Have deployed production quality Software as a Service
• Detail oriented, motivated by getting things rights, you sweat the small stuff
• Clear communicator and both interest and experience working with teams outside of engineering
• Understand accounting/finance principles and terminology enough to be dangerous

Circle was founded in 2013 by internet entrepreneurs Jeremy Allaire and Sean Neville and we're backed by $140 million from investors including Jim Breyer (Facebook), Goldman Sachs, IDG Capital (Baidu, Tencent), General Catalyst (AirBnB, Snapchat) and Accel Partners. Check us out at circle.com and download Circle Pay for iOS and Android today.