Alloy runs an identity and fraud-risk decisioning platform on AWS EKS, Kubernetes and Terraform, with a Python/Django, Go and TypeScript application layer. Security tooling (CSPM, GuardDuty, AWS WAF, KMS) and active projects around cloud risk reduction and SIEM alerting show a compliance-first infrastructure posture. Hiring is accelerating and skews heavily senior, led by engineering with parallel investment in support, ops and people systems.
Alloy, founded in 2015 and headquartered in New York, builds software that helps banks and fintechs manage identity, fraud and compliance risk from onboarding onward. The platform automates risk decisions across the customer lifecycle. The company is privately held with 201–500 employees and hires in the United States and United Kingdom. Go-to-market runs on Salesforce and Gong, with Zendesk supporting customers and Snowflake, dbt, Looker and Tableau powering internal analytics.
Alloy runs on AWS with Kubernetes (EKS) and Terraform, builds in Python, Django, Go, TypeScript, React and Node.js, stores data in PostgreSQL and Elasticsearch, and uses Snowflake, dbt and Datadog.
Yes. Engineering is the largest hiring area, with demand concentrated at senior level, alongside support, HR, ops and sales roles in the United States and United Kingdom.
Alloy is headquartered in New York, NY, and hires in both the United States and the United Kingdom.
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