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About the role
At Tilt, we see a side of people that traditional lenders miss. Our mobile-first products and machine learning-powered credit models look beyond credit scores, using over 250 real-time financial signals to recognize real potential. With millions of customers worldwide, we're creating a new credit system that backs the working.
We're looking for a Senior Backend Engineer to join the team building Cashalo. You'll play a key role in building and scaling the core technology that powers financial access for millions of Filipinos - working on product-facing features, platform reliability, and technical initiatives across our .NET and Azure stack.
This is a high-ownership IC role on a lean, globally connected team. You'll work closely with product, credit, and engineering colleagues across APAC, with a global team to leverage when needed.
What you'll do
- Build and maintain robust backend services and APIs using .NET (C#) that power Cashalo's lending products
- Take ownership of features end-to-end — from requirements through to deployment
- Contribute to platform reliability, observability, and deployment practices on Azure
- Help uplift the team through code reviews, knowledge sharing, and a high bar for quality
What they're looking for
- Demonstrated hands-on experience in .NET (C#) building production-grade backend systems
- Strong experience with SQL Server — relational data modelling, query optimisation, and schema management
- Experience building on a public cloud platform (Azure, AWS, GCP)
- Strong fundamentals in designing and consuming REST APIs
- Product engineer mindset focused on solving real user and business problems
- Comfortable operating with autonomy in a fast-moving, lean team
Nice to have
- Experience in fintech or lending
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