Veem runs a business payments network for paying and collecting across borders, built on a Java and Python core over AWS EKS, Lambda, DynamoDB and MySQL with Terraform and Pulumi managing infrastructure. Integrations with QuickBooks, NetSuite and Xero alongside Postman and OpenAPI tooling point to an API-and-accounting-sync distribution model. Hiring is accelerating and sales-led, aimed at partner channels like ecommerce platforms, marketplaces and payment processors.
Veem is a San Francisco-based, privately held financial services company founded in 2014 that provides accounts payable and receivable automation for businesses. Its platform lets small businesses, accountants and finance teams send and receive domestic and international payments. US money movement services are delivered by Veem Payments Inc. under state money transmission licenses, including a New York license. The company employs 51–200 people and hires across the United States, Canada and India.
Veem runs Java and Python on AWS (EKS, Lambda, DynamoDB), with MySQL, Redis and Elasticsearch, Terraform and Pulumi for infrastructure, Datadog and New Relic for monitoring, and Salesforce and HubSpot for go-to-market.
Yes. Veem's hiring is accelerating and concentrated in sales, with smaller ops and support needs, across the United States, Canada and India, focused on partner and new-market development.
Veem's stack includes QuickBooks, NetSuite and Xero, alongside Postman and OpenAPI tooling that supports API integrations for partners.
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