Cloud platform for launching financial services without legacy constraints
FoundryOS operates a SaaS platform built on Kotlin, Kafka, and GCP that lets fintechs and banks launch financial products without rebuilding core infrastructure. The tech stack—Kafka for event streaming, PostgreSQL + Kafka for transactional durability, gRPC for service boundaries, and Kubernetes for deployment—reflects a microservices-first architecture designed for regulatory complexity. Hiring skews senior (6 of 13 roles) across engineering and data, paired with active projects in ledger modeling, asset lifecycle, and ML capabilities, suggesting FoundryOS is scaling toward a platform that handles multi-asset reconciliation and compliance at runtime rather than bolting it on post-launch.
FoundryOS is a SaaS platform enabling financial services companies to launch and scale products faster by providing modular, configurable building blocks instead of forcing vendor lock-in or legacy rewrites. Founded in 2018 by leaders with experience building digital and challenger banks, the company serves fintechs, banks, and wealth-tech firms across the United Kingdom. The platform architecture uses event streams (Kafka), relational persistence (PostgreSQL), and service meshes (gRPC, Kubernetes) to handle accounts, assets, and ledger states across multiple brokers and custodians. Current focus includes core data platform development, asset reconciliation tooling, and compliance automation—operational areas that reflect the regulatory and operational complexity baked into financial services infrastructure.
Kotlin, Ktor, Kafka, PostgreSQL, GCP, Kubernetes, Docker, gRPC, Prometheus, Grafana, Jaeger, and Arrow. The stack emphasizes event streaming, containerized microservices, and observability.
A data platform, ledger modeling for asset states, asset lifecycle management, AI/ML capabilities, and product delivery frameworks. Current pain points include complex asset reconciliation and regulatory compliance automation.
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