Fuse Finance

TL;DR — We're looking for exceptional Product Engineers to help build the operating system for modern lending. You'll work across our entire stack to ship features that empower the next generation of credit unions, lenders, and the people they serve.

Why Fuse?
Fuse is a New York–based fintech, backed by top-tier venture capital, replacing rigid legacy infrastructure with a modern platform for lending. Fuse powers them all for credit unions and lenders across the U.S. Our software handles real money for real members, every day.
We're a remote-first, talent-dense team across LATAM, building with AI as our default. We value extreme ownership, high velocity, and low-ego collaboration. We move fast, ship hard things, and care about the outcomes our software produces in the world.

What We're Looking For
• 5+ years building and owning end-to-end products in product-driven environments. You’ve led product outcomes — not just shipped isolated features or closed tickets.
• Product judgment. You make calls on what to build (and what not to). You read users, metrics,



and context, and ship things you'd be proud to use yourself.
• Design sensibility. You care about how things look and feel. You don't ship ugly or confusing interfaces because "design will fix it later." You have taste.
• Outcome ownership. You don't close tickets, you own results. If a feature didn't move the needle, you iterate without being asked.
• Bias to ship. You prototype, launch, measure, and adjust. Less planning, more iteration.
• Technical depth. Fluent in modern frontend (React, TypeScript) and backend (Node.js, NestJS), with deep PostgreSQL, schema design, query performance, complex business logic.
• AI-native by default. You use AI as part of your core development workflow, not as an accessory. You think in systems, prompts, scaffolds, and agentic workflows to accelerate execution and decision-making.

What You'll Do
• Own the product roadmap and execution flow, from prioritization an

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