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<p>We are creating a global payment network on blockchain.</p>
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<p>The existing legacy payments infrastructure that connects banks, merchants, and consumers is outdated and not ready for a future where humans and AIs are going to exchange value in decentralized ways, using a variety of different credit products and currencies.</p>
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<p>First, we set out to fix the broken Brazilian payments ecosystem by providing extremely low fees in a highly concentrated and unjust market. Now we are going global, creating ways to process credit card, mobile wallet payments, and lending in real-time using smart contracts for issuing authorization, and settlement of financial products.</p>
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<p>Our mission is complex and we are looking for ambitious and talented people to help us shape the future of payments and global financial networks while providing privacy and first-class security for consumers, merchants, credit issuers, bank members.</p>
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<div><strong>What You'll Be Doing:</strong></div>
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<li>You will work with top-level technology and have the opportunity to develop core systems from the ground up. You&rsquo;ll join a team of friendly and hard-working engineers who are tackling fintech&rsquo;s biggest problems.&nbsp;</li>
<li>You will work with great engineers, risk analysts, and data scientists to come up with new ideas for fraud prevention and anomaly detection. You will build scalable infrastructure to enable real-time, low-latency risk management.</li>
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<div><strong>What You Need To Succeed:</strong></div>
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<li>Strong Programming skills. You should have strong programming skills in order to prototype efficient, maintainable and reliable software. We work mostly in Ruby, however, languages can be learned: we care much more about your general engineering skill than knowledge of a particular language or framework</li>
<li>Web Skills:&nbsp; You should be comfortable working with and developing APIs.</li>
<li>Architecture Skills: you should know how to go beyond code that works and be able to think and develop systems that are part of a larger environment.</li>
<li>English communication (Portuguese is not required.)</li>
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Software Engineer, Risk Team

RUBY

SENIOR

TESTES UNITÁRIOS

<p>Daily responsibilities primarily consist of coding database-driven web applications and other web-related development work. In a typical day, you will likely work mostly with Python based web applications using frameworks like Django or Flask that interact heavily with a database (usually PostgreSQL). In the course of that work, you will have to interact with related technologies like JavaScript, React/Vue, HTML, and CSS/SASS. There's also opportunities for you to be involved in devops work if interested.</p> <p>This is not a design job. It will require a lot of in-depth programming and database work including the ability to architect maintainable code that gets the job done.</p> <p>While we do prefer to do most of our back-end work in Python, we will occasionally take projects in other languages if they seem to be a good fit for us and the customer.</p> <p>Some days you will jump from project to project as issues come up. At other times you may work primarily on one project for weeks, months, or occasionally years.</p> <p>Our customers have varied needs and so we tend to have varied responsibilities and projects. We have a focus on serving the customer and making software conform to their company rather than making the company conform to software.</p> <p>General Requirements</p> <p>Level 12 is development firm that specializes in building custom software for our customers. We manage the entire process including planning, managing, and building software exactly as the customer needs it.</p> <p>We serve customers in diverse industries including: non-profit, automotive, manufacturing, logistics, and financial. Our customers range in size from small startups to Fortune 500.</p> <p>We set ourselves apart by digging into the customer's problem until we can own it and then delivering highly functional software that brings significant value to the customer's organization. That may not sound unique, but the longer we do this, the more we encounter people who have been burned by bad development experiences with other firms. We look for long-term relationships with our customers and have some that go back to 2005.</p><br><ul>
<li><strong>Telecommuting is OK</strong></li>
<li><strong>No Agencies Please</strong></li>
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