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MoonPay is building the operating system for value movement—crypto, stablecoins, tokenized assets, and beyond. The company serves 30M+ customers and 500+ ecosystem partners across fund, tokenize, trade, and spend offerings. Licensed in the U.S. and regulated across the UK, EU, Canada, and Australia.
As a Senior Software Engineer on the Developer Platform team, you will own the design, development, and delivery of platform infrastructure and APIs that enable builders to integrate MoonPay's services. This is a high-velocity, high-accountability role where you'll work on hard problems with real ownership and direct impact on the company's ecosystem.
MoonPay operates with AI as the default mode—you'll use it daily to handle manual work and focus on what matters. The culture prioritizes outcomes over process, impact over titles, and winning as a team. You'll work alongside high-standards engineers and product leaders who are building for what's next, including human and agent use cases.
The role is hybrid, with flexibility to work fully remotely or from a Moonbase office. The company offers a competitive total package including equity ownership for all employees, pay-for-performance bonuses, and a Moonshot award program ($250K equity grants for 20 employees annually). Additional benefits include flexible time off, enhanced parental leave, private healthcare, wellness membership, $1,000 annual training budget, and regular remote company offsites with hackathons.
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The posting indicates this is a senior-level role but does not explicitly list years of experience or specific technical requirements in the provided text. The company notes that women are statistically less likely to apply if they lack 100% of listed qualifications, and encourages candidates who are 75% matches to apply, emphasizing that skills can be learned. Specific technical requirements (languages, frameworks, infrastructure expertise) are not detailed in the excerpt provided.
