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# Software Engineer, Treasury

- **Company:** Lithic, Inc.
- **Location:** New York, NY, United States (Remote available)
- **Salary:** $158,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Distributed Systems, Python (Programming Language), Backend
- **Published:** September 8, 2026
- **Apply:** https://arc.dev/remote-jobs/j/redirect/opedylckn5

## About the Role

* Enjoy working in a fast-moving environment
 * Experience shipping in production environment and leading projects
 * Strong distributed system instincts and design skills
 * Experience in or desire to learn Python
 * Ability to lead cross-functional projects and step in as a strong individual contributor
 * Growth mindset and continuous desire to learn and improve
 * An interest in fintech and the payments space is preferred, Being a good colleague is like being a good neighbor. The best neighbors make each other feel welcome, proactively share helpful information, and act with courtesy.

## Description

We are hiring for our Treasury team Software Engineers at various levels (II and Senior) who are curious and willing to dive deep and understand our technology and domain in order to solve interesting and hard problems.The Treasury team maintains and builds the backend services that manage the flow of funds between Lithic and third parties. This includes our ledger, ACH and wire infrastructure, and associated reconciliation. The systems we maintain have high standards of reliability and correctness. You will become an expert in the card payments space. The Treasury team primarily uses Python for their tech stack.

What You'll Do

 * Ensure high reliability and correctness for Lithic's ledger and orchestrated funds flows
 * Develop new features to better serve Lithic customers
 * Ensure that the team is delivering reliable, secure, and scalable code with minimal tech debt
 * Own initiatives from planning to launch, keeping stakeholders informed and aligned along the way
 * Lead efforts to improve systems and processes within the team
 * Participate in the team on-call rotation


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