Careers
Small team. Primary sources. Real stakes.
Credyx is a handful of people connecting the world’s official company registries into one credit intelligence platform. We work remotely across European time zones, ship daily, and hold two non-negotiables: no mock data, and no arithmetic delegated to a language model.
If you like reading registry documentation in languages you don’t speak, arguing about Altman Z-Score thresholds, or making a FastAPI endpoint boringly reliable, you’ll probably like it here.
Open roles
Founding Engineer — Data Adapters
CRX-ENG-01Remote (EU time zones) · Full-time
Own country coverage end to end: research a national business registry, reverse-engineer its API or filings format, ship a typed adapter with integration tests against the live source, and document what you found. You'll work across XBRL, ESEF, PDF pipelines, and the occasional stubborn government SOAP endpoint. Strong Python and a taste for primary sources required; prior fintech experience is not.
Apply via [email protected]Full-Stack Engineer
CRX-ENG-02Remote (EU time zones) · Full-time
Build the product surface: Next.js App Router frontend, FastAPI backend, and the contracts between them. Recent work in this area includes the coverage map, the risk assessment views, and billing. You should be comfortable owning a feature from Postgres schema to Tailwind polish, and opinionated about keeping types honest across the boundary.
Apply via [email protected]Credit Risk Analyst (part-time)
CRX-RSK-01Remote · Part-time / contract
Pressure-test our scoring. You'll review assessments against real filings, define industry-specific ratio benchmarks, and help decide what the model should and shouldn't be trusted to interpret. Ideal for an experienced credit underwriter who wants to shape tooling rather than use it.
Apply via [email protected]Nothing that fits exactly?
We read speculative applications carefully — especially from people who have worked with a national registry, XBRL taxonomy, or credit desk we haven’t covered yet. Tell us what you’d build at [email protected]. No agencies, please.