AI-driven financial crime detection and AML transaction monitoring platform
ThetaRay builds machine-learning software for AML compliance, covering transaction monitoring, screening and customer risk assessment. Its stack pairs PyTorch, TensorFlow and Spark with RAG, and runs on hybrid AWS, Azure and OpenShift deployments backed by an unusually dense security toolchain (Snyk, Checkmarx, Veracode, Wiz, Prisma Cloud). That mix points to bank-grade, on-prem-capable delivery. Hiring is accelerating, senior-weighted and split between data and engineering.
ThetaRay, founded in 2013 and headquartered in New York, develops AI software for financial crime compliance. The platform spans customer due diligence, sanctions screening, transaction monitoring and anti-money laundering, and it includes an agentic AI investigator that assembles alert case files. It sells to banks, fintechs and payment service providers. The company is privately held and has 201–500 employees. Current hiring is focused in Canada.
ThetaRay uses Python, PyTorch, TensorFlow, Pandas and Apache Spark for ML. It runs on AWS, Azure, OpenShift and Kubernetes, with Terraform, Argo CD and Helm for delivery, and Snyk, Checkmarx and Wiz for security.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and centers on data and engineering roles, mostly at senior level, with additional security and support openings. Current roles are based in Canada.
ThetaRay is building an AI-driven financial crime detection platform. Current work includes transaction monitoring deployments, customer risk assessment implementations, ML model integration with customer data pipelines, and OpenShift infrastructure automation.
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