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Mercury

Banking platform for startups and growing companies, with checking, payments, expense management, treasury, and accounting integrations.

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17 roles
AI Ops Lead - Forward Deploy
Remote (Restricted) / $162,200 - $225,200/year
Customer Support Systems & Analytics Architect
San Francisco, CA, New York, NY, Portland, OR / Remote (Restricted) / $138,800 - $192,800/year
Software Engineer - Infrastructure
Remote (Restricted) / $122,400 - $158,400/year
Head of Data Engineering & Platform
Remote (Restricted) / $289,700 - $362,100/year
Senior Product Designer - Cards & Credit
Remote (Restricted) / $189,000 - $236,200/year
Software Engineer - Product
Remote (Restricted) / $122,400 - $158,400/year
Senior Cloud Security Engineer - InfoSec
San Francisco / Remote (Restricted) / $166,600 - $208,300/year
Senior Backend Engineer - Product
Remote (Restricted) / $166,600 - $208,300/year
Senior Product Designer - Accounting Integrations
Remote (Restricted) / $189,000 - $236,200/year
Senior Software Engineer - Banking Integration Platform
Remote (Restricted) / $200,700 - $250,900/year
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About

Mercury is a fintech company offering business banking and financial operations tools for startups and scaling companies. Banking services run through partner banks Choice Financial Group and Column N.A. The product covers checking and savings, credit cards, payments and invoicing, expense management with virtual cards, and Mercury Treasury for yield, with accounting integrations for QuickBooks, Xero, and NetSuite.

Used by 300K+ entrepreneurs, with $20B+ in monthly transaction volume. Mercury says one in three startups choose them. Customers include Supabase, Linear, and Gainful. The company reports $650M in annual revenue, profitable, with a $3.5B valuation following a $300M Series C.

1,000+ employees. Mission stated as "making banking better for ambitious endeavors."