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Blossom Tech Stack

Cloud-native core banking platform for credit unions

Financial Services Ogden, UT 201–500 employees Founded 2020 Privately Held

Blossom operates a cloud-first core banking and payments platform purpose-built for credit unions, replacing legacy monoliths one vendor at a time. The tech stack reveals heavy investment in AI/ML infrastructure (Bedrock, LangGraph, RAG, pgvector, Pinecone, LangSmith) paired with AWS compute primitives (Lambda, Fargate, RDS), signaling a shift toward agentic automation and intelligent features rather than pure transaction processing. Active projects confirm this direction: LLM-powered workflows, vector-based RAG, and AI automation across user stories, release notes, and reporting—while simultaneously executing a Java replacement and core banking migrations for hundreds of credit union clients.

Tech Stack 61 technologies

Core StackJira Confluence Azure DevOps AWS RAG Pinecone Terraform CloudFormation AWS Lambda DynamoDB AWS RDS CloudWatch Python TypeScript PostgreSQL GraphQL Bedrock LangGraph LangSmith Promptfoo OpenSearch pgvector AWS CDK AWS Fargate IAM VPC MCP iOS Android Google Play+29 more
AdoptingNode.js
ReplacingNode.js Java

What Blossom Is Building

Challenges

  • Legacy java system replacement
  • Core banking migration
  • Cost and latency of llm workloads
  • Reliability of llm workloads
  • Configuring digital banking platform for new clients
  • Ensuring successful integrations
  • Ensuring smooth go-lives
  • Migrating data from external cores
  • Automating repeatable migration workflows
  • Regulatory compliance for fintech

Active Projects

  • Core banking migration product
  • Llm-powered features with agentic workflows
  • Rag architecture with embeddings and vector databases
  • Ai workloads architecture on aws
  • Ai-driven automation for user story generation
  • Ai-driven automation for release notes
  • Ai-driven automation for reporting and metrics
  • Configuring digital banking platform for new clients
  • Mobile app deployments for ios and android
  • Integrating support systems via rest apis and graphql

Hiring Activity

Accelerating10 roles · 9 in 30d

Department

Engineering
4
Product
3
Design
1
Finance
1
Support
1

Seniority

Senior
3
Junior
2
Lead
2
Mid
2
C-Level
1

Notable leadership hires: Chief Financial Officer

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About Blossom

Blossom provides an integrated core banking, digital banking, and payments platform designed specifically for credit unions. The company acquired HomeCU in 2020 and CUProdigy in 2024, consolidating fragmented tooling into a single cloud-native ecosystem. Blossom now serves over 350 credit unions. The product surface spans account opening, loan origination, card issuing, mobile and online banking, and business analytics. Primary pain points center on data migration from external core systems, client onboarding and configuration, ensuring go-lives complete smoothly, and managing LLM workload cost and reliability at scale. Headquarters split between Ogden, UT and Coral Gables, FL.

HeadquartersOgden, UT
Company Size201–500 employees
Founded2020
Hiring MarketsColombia, United States

Frequently Asked Questions

What tech stack does Blossom use?

AWS (Lambda, Fargate, RDS, DynamoDB, CloudWatch), PostgreSQL, Python, TypeScript, GraphQL, Jira, Confluence, Azure DevOps, and AI/ML tools: Bedrock, LangGraph, LangSmith, Pinecone, pgvector, OpenSearch, RAG architectures.

How many credit unions does Blossom serve?

Blossom serves over 350 credit unions, supporting thousands of employees and millions of members across its core banking, digital banking, and payments platform.

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