Streamline your debt capital raise and management
Background
Finley is changing the way companies access and manage billions of dollars in capital.
Whereas equity rounds close in weeks, debt financing takes 6+ months with ongoing manual operations to maintain it. Think months of legal coordination and versioned Excel files based on a 200-page credit agreement that only lawyers understand even though the business depends on it. The resulting inefficiency can delay--and in some cases block--access to capital when it’s needed most.
We're building software to streamline and simplify debt the way it should be.
The Role
You’ll be responsible for designing, building, and testing an entirely new category of capital markets software from the ground up. You’ll architect and build the infrastructure that helps fintechs around the world collectively manage billions of dollars. Just as importantly, you’ll help shape the product culture and trajectory of a seed-stage startup.
We’re looking for 0 → 1 individuals who are comfortable with autonomy early on and excited to build structures that will scale their own impact over time. In other words, we’re looking for candidates who want to build a lasting company just as much as they want to build industry-changing software.
We believe in finding the best technology for the job, and being disciplined with only adopting the tools that actually let us move faster, build more securely, and enable a higher quality of life. We hate inefficiency and embrace intellectual debate to constantly find ways to make our lives easier and products better.
Your responsibilities
Your experience
We're looking for
Finley's software simplifies debt capital raise and management for businesses. High-growth startups like Ramp, Parafin, and Arc rely on Finley to manage over $2 billion in debt capital. By automating due diligence, ensuring compliance, and streamlining ongoing reporting with capital providers, Finley helps ensure that companies always have access to funding when they need it. Finley's investors include Y Combinator, Bain Capital Ventures, Haystack, Nine Four Ventures, and TwentyTwo VC.