Home equity co-investing provider for homeowners, run on Salesforce
Unison provides homeowners with equity access through co-investment rather than debt, with operations built around a Salesforce core (Apex, Visualforce, Gearset, Marketing Cloud) integrated via MuleSoft and Workato. Hiring leans toward ops and product, and job posts repeatedly point to underwriting scale and manual handoffs, which suggests the lending back office is the main automation target.
Unison is a privately held financial services company headquartered in San Francisco, founded in 2004, with 51–200 employees. It offers homeowners a way to tap home equity without taking on a loan, structured as a co-investment in the property. The company operates in the United States and works with mortgage origination and third-party channels. Its operations span underwriting, loan funding, account management and servicing.
Unison runs on Salesforce (Apex, Visualforce, Lightning Design System, Marketing Cloud), integrated with MuleSoft and Workato, plus AWS, Hadoop, Apache Spark, Java, Python, Scala, Ruby, Jenkins and Jira.
Job posts point to underwriting system refinement, an operations technology platform for lending, servicing and customer experience, Salesforce workflow automation, and identifying AI agent use cases.
Unison is headquartered in San Francisco, California. It has 51–200 employees and hires in the United States, mainly across ops and product.
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