Bridging loans letting Australian homeowners buy before they sell
Bridgit is a Sydney fintech lender offering bridging finance so homeowners can purchase their next property before selling the current one. Engineering dominates an accelerating, senior-heavy hiring push, and the stack is shifting toward a Turborepo/NX frontend monorepo while adding RAG pipelines and an internal multi-agent platform called Atlas. That points to AI-driven automation layered onto a TypeScript, NestJS and AWS lending core.
Notable leadership hires: Product Director
Bridgit provides bridging loans to Australian homeowners who want to buy a new property without selling their existing one first. The application runs online with fast approval and no monthly repayments during the loan. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Sydney, New South Wales, the privately held company has 51–200 employees and hires only in Australia. It works with mortgage brokers as a distribution channel and runs its platform on AWS with TypeScript, React, Vue and PostgreSQL, plus a Databricks and Azure data stack.
Bridgit builds with TypeScript, Node.js, NestJS, React, Vue, Next.js and React Native on PostgreSQL, hosted on AWS (ECS, Lambda, RDS). Data runs on Databricks, Delta Lake, Azure Data Factory, Fabric and Power BI.
Yes. Engineering is Bridgit's largest hiring area, with hiring accelerating and skewed toward senior roles. Finance, marketing, product and data are also hiring, all in Australia, plus a Product Director role.
Bridgit is building Atlas, a multi-agent orchestration platform, along with RAG pipelines and a frontend monorepo shift using Turborepo and NX. It is also expanding test automation and AWS CDK infrastructure scripting.
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