Mobile and kiosk self-checkout platform for physical retailers
MishiPay builds scan-and-go, kiosk and mobile POS checkout software for in-store retail on a Python/Django backend with Kafka, Spark and a multi-database layer. Its multi-cloud footprint (Azure, AWS, GCP) is consolidating, with job posts citing an Azure-to-GCP migration alongside scaling toward 100k daily transactions. Senior-heavy engineering hiring that is accelerating points to a platform hardening push around stability and tech debt.
MishiPay is a London-based, privately held company founded in 2015 that sells checkout technology to physical retailers. Its products include a smartphone Scan, Pay & Leave app, click and collect, tablet-based self-checkout kiosks, an SDK for retailer apps, RFID-enabled journeys, mobile POS and a hybrid kiosk for grocery and food service. Deployments span grocery, apparel, stadiums, museums, travel convenience, beauty and other store formats across more than 2,000 stores globally. The company has 51–200 employees and is currently hiring in India and the United States.
MishiPay runs Python, Django and Django REST Framework with Node.js, on PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Cassandra and DynamoDB, plus Kafka, Spark, Kubernetes, Azure, AWS, GCP, Datadog, Sentry and Grafana.
Job posts reference a cloud-to-cloud migration from Azure to GCP. MishiPay currently uses Azure services such as AKS, Application Gateway and Azure Monitor alongside AWS and GCP.
MishiPay is hiring in India and the United States, mostly senior engineering roles, with additional support and sales positions. Hiring velocity is accelerating.
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