About the job
ABOUT TIDE
At Tide, we empower small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to optimize their operations, saving valuable time and resources. We not only provide business accounts and essential banking services but also a comprehensive suite of user-friendly administrative tools ranging from invoicing to accounting.
Tide is revolutionizing the small business banking landscape with over 1.8 million members across the UK, India, Germany, and France.
Leveraging cutting-edge technology, our solutions are meticulously crafted with SMEs in mind. With swift onboarding, competitive fees, and innovative features, we are committed to making data-driven decisions to fulfill our mission: to help SMEs reclaim their time and finances, allowing them to focus on what they do best.
Tide facts:
- Tide serves SMEs in the UK, India, Germany, and France.
- We have over 1.8 million members: 800,000 in the UK and 1,000,000 in India, and our growth trajectory is steep.
- We have secured over $300 million in funding.
- Our team comprises over 2,500 diverse Tideans globally.
- We have offices in Central London, a member support and technology center in Sofia, Bulgaria, and additional technology hubs in Serbia, Romania, Lithuania, and Hyderabad, alongside offices in Gurugram, New Delhi, Berlin, Paris, and Luxembourg.
Our engineering teams, comprising over 40 individuals, are dedicated to designing, developing, and managing a rich product portfolio across various business domains, including Payment Services and Business Solutions. With an ambitious roadmap ahead, our engineers are empowered to make impactful technical decisions that influence multiple teams and shape the future of Tide’s Global One Platform. This is a unique opportunity to make a significant impact by taking ownership of engineering practices within a rapidly growing organization! We operate in small, autonomous teams that are grouped by common domains and are responsible for the complete lifecycle of several microservices in Tide’s service catalog. Our engineers self-organize, collaborate on technical challenges, and establish their own standards within our various Communities of Practice, regardless of their current position within our Growth Framework.
