Affirm careers
Buy-now-pay-later fintech delivering honest, transparent financial products with no late or hidden fees.
Open roles at Affirm
- Staff Software Engineer, Fullstack (Auth Experiences)
- Software Engineer II, Fullstack (International)
- Software Engineer I, Backend (Continuous Delivery)
- Senior Software Engineer, Fullstack (International)
- Senior Software Engineer, Backend (ML Training and Serving)
- Senior Software Engineer, Backend (ML Feature Platform)
- Quantitative Analyst II (Capital Structuring & Analytics)
- Software Engineer II, Fullstack (Contact Channels)
- Chief of Staff Director, Product
- Senior Software Engineer, Backend (Trust & Safety)
Hiring activity
- New roles, 30 days
- 39
- New roles, 90 days
- 114
- Closed, 90 days
- 87
- Median days listed
- 68
Pay
$102.3K to $255K typical (p25-p75), $128.2K to $172K median
$94.2K to $194.4K typical (p25-p75), $104K to $131K median
$97.6K to $178.4K typical (p25-p75), $107.5K to $151.2K median
$127.1K to $290K typical (p25-p75), $163.1K to $236K median
About
Affirm is a financial technology company founded in 2012 by PayPal co-founder Max Levchin and headquartered in San Francisco. The company's mission is to deliver honest financial products that improve lives. Affirm offers buy-now-pay-later installment loans at the point of sale, allowing consumers to split purchases into manageable payments without late fees, hidden fees, or compounding interest.
Affirm partners with merchants across e-commerce and in-store channels, integrating flexible payment options at checkout via payment links, self-checkout kiosks, digital wallets, and the Affirm Card. The company went public on the Nasdaq in January 2021 under the ticker symbol AFRM.
Affirm's engineering team builds large-scale, fault-tolerant global infrastructure using Python, Kotlin, Java, Go, AWS, Kubernetes, Docker, gRPC, and React. The company maintains an active open-source presence on GitHub.
