Business credit, trade terms and payment products for Australian SMEs
Shift is a North Sydney fintech lending to Australian businesses through credit lines, equipment finance and trade terms. Its stack runs dual-cloud: a .NET and Azure core alongside AWS, Kubernetes and GitOps tooling (Flux, Argo CD), with Salesforce Sales and Service Cloud fronting customers. Accelerating hiring tilted toward engineering and finance, plus projects in NPP payment operations and transaction monitoring, points to a push into bank-grade payments and fraud controls.
Shift, founded in 2014 and headquartered in North Sydney, provides credit and payment products to Australian businesses. Its offering spans business lines of credit, small business and online loans, equipment finance and trade finance, using real-time financial data so customers can see available credit and draw funds on demand. The company employs 201–500 people and is privately held. Teams are based in Australia, with hiring also taking place in India.
Shift builds on C#, .NET, React and TypeScript, hosted across Azure and AWS with Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, Flux and Argo CD. Data runs on Databricks and Apache Spark, and Salesforce Sales and Service Cloud handle customer operations.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating, with engineering and finance the largest focus areas, alongside sales, support and HR roles. Openings are in Australia and India, spanning mid, senior and lead levels.
Job posts point to building bank-quality payment operations for direct entry and NPP, enhancing transaction monitoring, growing the fraud monitoring function, integrating security solutions and automating deployment pipelines.
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