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Mercury·Portland, United States·onsite

Senior Engineering Manager – Domestic Wires & Real-time Payments

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Ruby on RailsMid-Senior

About the role

What you'll do

  • Lead and manage a team of 7+ backend and full-stack engineers focused on Domestic Wires & Real-time Payments.
  • Drive hiring, mentoring, and retention of high-performing engineers across experience levels.
  • Shape the organization structure and coach emerging leaders as the payment rails group scales.
  • Ensure technical quality, reliability, and system stability in high-impact financial payment systems.
  • Collaborate cross-functionally with product and design to prioritize and deliver secure, compliant, and scalable payment solutions.

What you should know

  • This role requires experience managing high-responsibility, high-impact engineering teams in finance or fintech.
  • Candidates should be comfortable with ambiguity and evolving scope as the company scales payment capabilities.
  • Strong technical credibility is needed, including the ability to interview at a senior individual contributor level.
  • Familiarity or willingness to learn Haskell and domain knowledge in payments or banking is highly valued.
  • Applicants should expect to work onsite in Portland, OR, leading a team in a fast-growing fintech environment.

About the company

  • Mercury is a fintech company focused on building innovative banking and payment infrastructure for businesses.
  • The company values diversity, equity, and inclusion, demonstrated by its Equal Employment Opportunity commitment.
  • Mercury is pursuing a bank charter, positioning itself at the forefront of regulated financial services.
  • They offer a competitive total rewards package including salary, equity, and benefits aligned with fintech industry standards.
  • Mercury emphasizes a culture of technical excellence, collaboration, and customer trust in critical financial systems.

Key required skills

HaskellBackend developmentFull-stack developmentTeam leadershipCross-functional collaboration

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