Construction lending and draw management software for real estate finance
Built runs financial operations software connecting lenders, owners, developers and builders around construction loans and draws. The stack pairs a TypeScript/React/Node.js core on AWS EKS and ECS with Kafka, Kinesis, dbt and Snowflake, plus integrations into Yardi, Sage, Procore and Dynamics 365. Repeated job-post themes around complex enterprise implementations and messy real estate finance data point to a services-heavy rollout motion now being productized.
Built, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, provides a financial operations platform for the real estate and construction sectors. Its software supports construction lending, commercial real estate lending, renovation lending and builder finance, with a focus on draw administration, bank compliance and risk mitigation. Customers include financial institutions alongside owners, developers and general contractors. The privately held company has 201–500 employees and hires in the United States and Canada. Native iOS and Android apps built with Swift and Kotlin extend the platform to mobile users.
Built uses AWS (EKS, ECS, Kinesis), React, TypeScript, Node.js, Python, Kafka, dbt and Snowflake, with Swift and Kotlin for mobile and Salesforce, Zendesk and Jira for business operations.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating, led by engineering and sales with additional product and support roles, mostly at senior level, across the United States and Canada.
Built is building a holistic real estate data engine, standardizing implementation playbooks for enterprise lenders, and enhancing reporting, monitoring and controls for owner, developer and contractor use cases.
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