Paxos runs regulated blockchain infrastructure for enterprises, built on a polyglot stack (Go, Java, Kotlin, Rust, C++) atop AWS, Kubernetes and Kafka with Terraform, Terragrunt and Crossplane for infrastructure-as-code. Current hiring tilts toward finance, security, support and compliance rather than core engineering, and job posts point to corporate development, M&A targets and entity restructuring, suggesting inorganic growth alongside new payments and brokerage launches.
Paxos, founded in 2012, provides blockchain infrastructure that lets enterprises tokenize, custody and trade digital assets. The company issues stablecoins and a gold-backed token, and operates under prudential oversight from the OCC in the US, FIN-FSA in the EU and MAS in Singapore. It is a privately held, remote-first organization with 201–500 employees, hiring across the United States, Singapore, Israel and India. Its security and compliance posture includes ISO 27001 and SOC 2.
Paxos uses Go, Java, Kotlin, Rust, C++ and Python on AWS (Lambda, RDS, Aurora, KMS, CDK), with Kubernetes, Docker, Kafka, Terraform, Crossplane and Snowflake, and is adopting Apache Iceberg.
Paxos is remote-first and hires in the United States, Singapore, Israel and India, with recent openings concentrated in finance, security, support and compliance.
Job posts point to payments and digital asset brokerage launches, building a pipeline of acquisition targets, entity restructuring, regulatory applications and HR systems automation.
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