Design, implement, and test cloud-based server-side software in Python. Optimize code performance, maintain unit and integration tests, and work with AWS, Docker, DevOps, and CI/CD tools. Preferred experience includes reverse engineering public APIs, PostgreSQL, Django ORM and DRF, network protocols, and web or mobile technologies.
About Truv
Truv is transforming the financial data industry with a secure and real-time API platform for payroll account access. Our technology streamlines income and employment verification, direct deposit switching, and more—eliminating outdated processes and unlocking greater financial opportunities. Backed by $30M from top investors like Kleiner Perkins and NYCA, we’re disrupting a $2B legacy market with cutting-edge innovation and a customer-first approach. Our leadership team brings expertise from industry giants like Apple, Carta, Venmo, MX, and Okta, driving the future of financial data access.
What you’ll do
- Design, implement, and test cloud-based server-side code in Python
- Use best practices for optimized code performance
- Write and maintain unit/integration tests
Who You Are
- Strong knowledge of Python
- 3+ years of experience
- Knowledge in DevOps / AWS / Containerization tools such as Docker.
- Working experience with CI/CD
Preferred skills
- Experience in reverse engineering public APIs
- Experience with PostgreSQL
- Understanding of Django ORM/DRF
- Strong background in network protocols
- Good knowledge of web and mobile technologies
Benefits
- Fully remote
- Competitive salary and equity package
- Flexible time off
- Work with cutting-edge technology and innovative customers
- Opportunity to shape the future of financial data access
We are an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity. We do not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other protected status.
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