PartnerAlly is an AI-native risk and compliance platform helping fintech startups achieve and maintain compliance. We're a small, focused team building something new in a space that desperately needs innovation.
The RoleAs our second engineer, you'll work directly with our Founding Engineer and CTO to build and scale the platform. We're past the initial prototype phase and need someone who can take ownership of significant features and ship independently.
This is a high-impact role on a small team where your work matters immediately.
What You'll DoBuild new features across the full stack
Own specific product areas end-to-end
Improve platform reliability, performance, and developer experience
Collaborate closely with customers to understand their needs
Participate in architecture decisions and code review
Help establish engineering best practices as we grow
3-5 years of software engineering experience
Solid full-stack fundamentals (React/Next.js, Node/TypeScript, SQL)
Experience shipping features in a production environment
Good judgment about tradeoffs between speed and quality
Clear communicator who works well asynchronously
Curious and willing to learn new domains (compliance, AI)
Experience with AI/LLM integrations
Background in security, compliance, or fintech
Familiarity with our stack (Next.js, Supabase, Vercel)
Previous startup experience
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