The Company You’ll Join

At Carta we create owners and make private markets liquid. 

We live in a world where some people live on the equity stack and enjoy exponential wealth growth and preferential tax treatment; others live on the debt stack and may work their entire lives for a company and retire only with the cash they’ve managed to save from their paychecks. Our contribution to solving the wealth inequality problem is moving people from the debt stack (payroll) to the equity stack. By making it as easy to issue equity to employees as it is to put them on payroll, we can create more owners. 

At Carta, we are helpful, transparent, fair, and kind. We are relentless executors, unconventional thinkers, and masters of our craft. 

To learn more, here is what one of our investors wrote about leading our Series F. 

The Team You’ll Work With

You will be joining our newest vertical at Carta called CartaX. The CartaX team is creating more owners by removing restrictions on when and how employees exercise equity. Our team is building a greenfield marketplace that will allow the trading of shares in return for liquidity for employees of pre-IPO companies. CartaX will be the world’s first vertically integrated financial marketplace for private securities.

You will join our client services team which consist of full-stack engineers as well as other cross-functional team members to shape all user facing interactions of CartaX. 

The Problems You’ll Solve 

The client services team work closely with the product team to develop and build the customer facing workflows that drive interaction with our transaction platform. They build highly responsive, data-intensive interfaces that interact with a large variety of internal API’s. The team works with product directly to help shape and form requirements for complex, large scale initiatives.

Some of the problems you’ll help us solve are: 

  • Craft end to end experiences from ui components to backend services, database modeling and inter-service communication
  • Define best practices and use those principles to build reliable and secure financial applications
  • Design, scale, and implement internal and external apis
  • Build and maintain reliable services that interact with frontend and backend services

About You

You have strong industry experience in the architecture and design of scalable front and backend systems. Senior level experience building services or middleware in Python, Java or related backend languages. Hands on experience with modern web technologies such as Django, React or similar. You have expert experience with service oriented architectures as well as designing and building APIs. You have interest in using Kafka and gRPC.

Most importantly you're excited to work on a product that will fundamentally change the way private companies view liquidity, going public and how employees exercise their options.

 

We are an equal opportunity employer and are committed to providing a positive interview experience for every candidate. If accommodations due to a disability or medical condition are needed, connect with us via email at recruiting@carta.com. As a company, we value fairness, helpfulness, transparency, leadership and build our teams around these values. Check out our careers page to get to know us better as you think about your next step at Carta.

 

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