Mobile-first challenger bank combining consumer lending and point-of-sale financing
tbi bank is a Sofia-based digital lender pairing merchant point-of-sale financing with mobile retail banking across Southeast Europe. Its accelerating hiring tilts toward engineering and security, and job posts cluster around AML, fraud automation and anti-financial-crime work, signaling compliance scaling alongside growth. A mixed .NET, Java, Node.js and Python stack plus SAS and AppsFlyer points to in-house risk modeling and performance-marketed app growth.
Notable leadership hires: Head of Lending
tbi bank is a publicly listed bank founded in 2002 and headquartered in Sofia, Bulgaria, employing 1,001–5,000 people. It operates as a mobile-led challenger bank offering consumer financing, alternative payment solutions and deposit products. The bank serves both retail consumers and merchants, partnering with a large network of merchant stores to offer financing at the point of purchase. It operates in Bulgaria, Romania, Greece and Germany, and is currently hiring in Greece, Georgia and Romania.
tbi bank uses .NET and ASP.NET Core, Java, Node.js, Python and Vue, with SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL and Azure SQL for data, SAS for analytics, and Firebase, AppsFlyer and Google Analytics for mobile and marketing.
Job posts point to API integration of AML platforms, fraud prevention automation, business intelligence reporting, digital product modernization and launching and scaling a mobile banking app in Greece.
tbi bank is currently hiring in Greece, Georgia and Romania, with engineering, security, finance, marketing and support among the active departments. It is headquartered in Sofia, Bulgaria.
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