IDfy runs identity verification, risk and privacy products on a multi-cloud stack spanning AWS, GCP and Azure, with Elixir, Go, Java and Python services behind Kubernetes. Adoption of ArgoCD and Flux, plus a DevOps Lead opening, points to a GitOps push aimed at the reliability and production-incident pressures that recur across its job posts. Engineering dominates an accelerating hiring mix, with support, legal and compliance roles reflecting a regulated operating base.
Notable leadership hires: DevOps Lead, Test Lead, Compliance Lead
IDfy is a privately held company headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra, with 501–1,000 employees. It sells verification and trust infrastructure to businesses such as digital banks and e-commerce companies, organized around three platforms: OnboardIQ for customer onboarding, OneRisk for risk management, and Privy for privacy compliance. Its offering also covers background verification for hiring use cases. Beyond India, the company operates in Southeast Asia, including the Philippines, Indonesia and Singapore, has a presence in the UAE, and plans entry into Australia.
IDfy uses AWS, GCP and Azure with Kubernetes, Docker and Terraform, services in Elixir, Go, Java and Python, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, RabbitMQ and Elasticsearch, plus Grafana, Prometheus and Kibana for monitoring.
Yes. Engineering is IDfy's largest hiring area, skewed toward senior talent, alongside support, product, legal, ops and sales roles. Leadership openings include DevOps Lead, Test Lead and Compliance Lead, all based in India.
Job posts point to CI/CD pipeline optimization, GitOps deployments with ArgoCD or Flux, a fraud detection platform, product test strategy, and growing customer acquisition for its background verification solutions.
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