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Data Engineer

United States - Remote

As a Data Engineer You Will:

Work on impactful Data Integrations to deliver trusted data and intelligence that is user-friendly, creates value for both our customers and MANTL, and empowers community banks and credit unions. Our vision is to develop an ecosystem of intelligence products that seamlessly integrate data across the entire customer experience layer.

About You:

  • You own new integrations from design to GA.
  • You are excited about standing up platform and tooling for real-time data flows to business-critical systems for Banks and Credit Unions - Document Management, Anti-Money Laundering, CRM, and more.
  • You work closely with engineering to ensure seamless integration of APIs and data flows.
  • You collaborate with design, product, and development teams to enhance the usability and functionality of data tools.
  • You rapidly triage and solve mountains of support tickets.
  • You Devise quick fixes for document-type mapping changes and SQL tweaks.
  • You Keep integrations rock-solid while driving revenue through activation.

We Are Looking For:

  • 3+ years of experience writing production-level code in Python, building data pipelines, and wrangling SQL.
  • Experience architecting solutions in Airflow, DBT, Python—full stack data engineering.
  • Knowledge digging into logs, verifying edge cases, and ensuring high quality integrations.
  • Domain knowledge is a plus, but we value grit, curiosity, and a passion for solving complex problems above all else.

What We Offer:

  • Competitive salary ranging from $140,000 to $165,000 depending on overall experience and level.
  • Equity
  • 100% covered medical, dental and vision insurance for employees & 50% coverage for families
  • Unlimited PTO
  • Remote setup allowance of $400
  • Creative and fun team-building events (improv, chocolate and wine tasting, happy hours)
  • Mental health and wellness programs
  • 100% Remote
  • And more!

Who is MANTL?

MANTL is a fast-growing remote FinTech SaaS company on a mission to build technology that will help America’s financial institutions and their communities thrive. Think Shopify, but purpose-built for community banks and credit unions. Our modern banking software helps level the playing field for smaller banks and credit unions by enabling them to grow digitally.

Our deposit origination platform is widely considered best-in-class in our industry, showing clear and material performance beyond any of our competitors. Check out what our CEO has to say about MANTL’s impact here.

Our investors include CapitalG, Point72, ClockWork, and BoxGroup.

The MANTL Culture

Joining MANTL means joining an ambitious and exceptional team that solves complex problems every day.

People are our most important asset and the top reason we love working at MANTL. We're a group of passionate technologists who support an accountable, transparent, and collaborative culture that fosters productive and engaging discussions. We want to work with inclusive people who understand the importance of treating their colleagues exceptionally well. We’re always a work in progress — and we’re proud to be named one of Crain’s 100 Best Places to Work in New York City for two years running.

MANTL is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We do not discriminate against qualified applicants or employees on the basis of race, color, religion, gender identity, sex, sexual preference, sexual identity, pregnancy, national origin, ancestry, citizenship, age, marital status, physical disability, mental disability, medical condition, military status, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local law, rule, or regulation.

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