Zero-fee online payments and shopper rewards platform for UK merchants
Super Payments runs a merchant payments and loyalty platform built on AWS, Node.js, TypeScript and NestJS, with React and React Native front ends for web and mobile checkout. A dense event pipeline (EventBridge, Kinesis Firehose, Snowpipe, Snowpark, dbt, Datadog) and data-led senior hiring point to heavy investment in ingestion throughput and analytics. A full outbound sales toolset (Outreach, Salesloft, Gong, ZoomInfo, Apollo) signals an aggressive merchant acquisition motion.
Super Payments is a privately held UK fintech headquartered in Victoria, England, with 51–200 employees. It offers online merchants payment acceptance through open banking, Pay Later and card processing positioned around eliminating transaction fees, paired with a shopper rewards and loyalty layer. The company sells to businesses of varying sizes and serves consumers through web and mobile checkout experiences. Hiring spans data, sales, engineering and product across the United Kingdom and United States.
Super Payments uses AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform and Terragrunt for infrastructure, Node.js, TypeScript, NestJS, React and React Native for product, and Snowflake, dbt, Python and Datadog for data and observability.
Yes, hiring is accelerating, weighted toward senior data and sales roles alongside engineering and product, with openings in the United Kingdom and United States.
Current work includes event ingestion pipelines, Snowpark data loading, Datadog pipeline observability, checkout and payment flows, B2B API design and an AI-enabled data analytics platform.
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