Digital banking platform for credit unions and community banks
Bankjoy builds mobile, online banking, account opening and loan origination software for credit unions and community banks, running native Kotlin and Swift apps on a .NET Core and Angular backend across AWS, Azure and GCP. Adoption of Jetpack Compose and SwiftUI points to modernizing mobile UI layers, while repeated pain points around manual QA and a quality framework explain a senior-heavy engineering push into test automation with Cypress, Appium and LambdaTest.
Bankjoy is a privately held fintech company founded in 2015 and headquartered in Royal Oak, Michigan, with 51–200 employees. It sells digital banking technology to credit unions and community banks, covering mobile and online banking, e-statements, online account opening, loan origination and conversational AI. The company also offers banking APIs and works with core banking systems and third-party vendors to deliver its platform. It hires in the United States and Canada.
Bankjoy uses Kotlin and Swift for mobile, C#/.NET Core with Entity Framework on the backend, Angular, React and TypeScript on the web, and AWS, Azure and GCP, with Datadog, Cypress and Appium for monitoring and testing.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and engineering is the largest focus, mostly at senior and lead levels, followed by product, sales, finance and HR roles in the United States and Canada.
Current initiatives include vendor integrations, payments, an Android banking platform, a quality engineering framework and dashboard, plus online account opening, online loan application and a kids and family financial product.
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