hdubugras
Joined 13 years ago
Joined 13 years ago
Brex is building the next generation of B2B financial services with better tech and without the restrictions of outdated legacy banking technology, starting with corporate cards for startups. We’re looking for engineers across all roles who want to be part of a team that believes that taking the time to make a thorough decision matters, where pride in our craft is a defining characteristic, and who are optimistic about accelerating a bright future of financial services for our customers.
Tech stack: Our system is powered by dozens of microservices written in Elixir, Typescript, Python and Golang all built and deployed on-top of AWS and Kubernetes.
Learn More: https://www.themuse.com/profiles/brex
See all jobs: https://careers.brex.com/
We're actually partnered with CLSA! You can read more about that here (https://finance.yahoo.com/news/brex-launches-first-corporate...) and if you're a CLSA member you'll start to see some communication about our partnership in the coming days/weeks.
Helping you comply with SBIR-type grants is definitely something we're researching. We actually already have some expense management tools (such as our receipt capture/handling) that make it easier to comply and will continue to work to make them better.
1.) 7x on rideshare is a lot but if you think about the portfolio of spend for a company, most of it is not on rideshare. Since our offering is superior, people usually put all of their spend on Brex, which helps us make up for the amount of money we're giving away on ride share. We also get back discounts from vendors. In general though, we believe in providing the most value to customers, so we're ok with giving away more rewards than the other corporate cards out there.
2.) The personal credit card space is interesting, but our mission for now is to accelerate entrepreneurs, which means we're focusing on building the best possible financial products for businesses. The market for this is huge, so we still have a long ways to go
As for Intercom, that's interesting we use it mostly for support chat.