Longevity risk platform for insurers and pension funds
Dedomainia operates a web-based platform (LISA) for longevity swaps—a specialized insurance transaction type connecting insurers, reinsurers, and pension funds. The stack is Python/Django with Rust components, paired with heavy focus on code quality tooling (Pytest, GitLab CI/CD). Current hiring is engineering-heavy and concentrated in France, with most vacancies at mid-level and lead tiers—typical of a team scaling product complexity rather than headcount. Active projects center on monolithic Django scalability and actuarial transaction integration, while pain points surface persistent tension between growing product scope and codebase maintainability.
Dedomainia was founded in 2016 to standardize operations around longevity swaps, a complex financial transaction type in the insurance and pension sectors. The company operates from Bordeaux, France, with LISA as its core platform—a web interface purpose-built for longevity risk transfer workflows. Clients are primarily in the UK and US. The product serves insurers, reinsurers, and pension funds seeking to transfer or hedge longevity risk (the financial impact of longer-than-expected population lifespans). Operations involve modeling complex actuarial flows, managing transaction data, and maintaining compliance across multiple jurisdictions. Dedomainia is a private company with 11–50 employees.
Python, Django, Rust, JavaScript, Git, Linux, Figma, GitLab CI/CD, Jira, and Pytest. The architecture centers on a Django monolith with Rust components, supported by continuous integration and testing infrastructure.
Dedomainia is based in Bordeaux, France, and hires locally there. Its client base is primarily in the UK and US, though the company is expanding internationally.
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