Investment management platform for multi-asset portfolio control
Landytech builds Sesame One, an investment management platform targeting family offices, trust companies, and private banks. The tech stack is conventionally polyglot — React and React Native for frontend, Python and JPA-backed Java/Spring for backend services, with data processing via NumPy, Polars, and DuckDB — and shows no major tech transitions, suggesting stability over experimentation. Hiring is balanced across sales, engineering, and ops (with senior positions outnumbering junior), and active pain points center on deal conversion and process scaling, typical markers of a product-market-fit stage company navigating early-stage go-to-market friction.
Landytech, founded in 2018 and based in London, develops Sesame One, a portfolio management platform built for family offices, trust companies, and private banks. The product addresses core operational challenges: multi-asset data aggregation, portfolio analytics, reporting, and stakeholder communication. The technology surface spans data ingestion and transformation (NumPy, Polars, DuckDB, Elasticsearch), backend services (Java/Spring, Kotlin), and frontend client applications (React, React Native). The company operates with 51–200 employees across the UK and India, with active hiring in sales, engineering, and operations roles.
Landytech uses React and React Native for frontend, Python and Java/Spring Boot for backend, Polars and DuckDB for data processing, and Elasticsearch for search. Infrastructure runs on Kubernetes and Docker; code management via Git and Azure DevOps.
Landytech is headquartered in London, England, and was founded in 2018. The company has 51–200 employees and is privately held.
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