Lansdowne Payments
Full Stack Developer

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Full Stack Developer
Company
Lansdowne Payments (lansdownepayments.com)
Location
Remote / Hybrid - Europe, Latvia (CET +/- 3 hours)
Type
Full-time
Sector
Fintech - Payments, FX & Digital Assets
About Us
Lansdowne Payments is a FINTRAC-regulated Money Services Business operating across payments, FX, and virtual currency / stablecoin services. We serve businesses across the payments ecosystem — including clients underserved by traditional banks — and we're building out the core technology that powers everything we do.
We work in a lean, fast-moving environment. AI-assisted development is a core part of how we ship — not an experiment, but a baseline expectation.
The Role
We're looking for a Full Stack Developer to own and evolve our internal operations platform and client-facing portal. You'll work across the full stack: Next.js App Router, TypeScript, PostgreSQL with Prisma ORM, and a rich MUI-based UI — all deployed on Azure. The codebase follows strict security, audit, and compliance patterns appropriate to a regulated financial services business.
You'll work directly with the founding team, shipping features end-to-end: API routes, CQRS command handlers, repositories, data grids, upload forms, and everything in between.
Tech Stack
Layer Technology
- Framework: Next.js (App Router, React Server Components)
- Language: TypeScript
- UI: Material UI
- Database: PostgreSQL on Azure (Prisma ORM)
- Auth: Auth0 SDK
- Cloud: Azure App Logic, Azure App Service, Front Door, WAF, Container Registry, Custom Queue Processors
- CI/CD: Docker + Azure DevOps Pipelines
- Email: SendGrid dynamic templates
- Dev tooling: pnpm, ESLint, tsx, Zod
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What You'll Build
- Internal operations dashboard — payment management, FX and crypto trade history, compliance screening, client management, audit trails
- Client portal — payment upload, trade history, statements, account management
- API integrations — banking partners, compliance data providers, email delivery, and a public-facing client API
- Compliance and screening workflows — AML/KYC queue processing, match resolution, case management
- Notification and automation infrastructure — event-driven email notifications, Logic App-triggered processors
What We're Looking For
Must-have:
- Proven experience building and consuming REST/JSON APIs — ideally including bank or payment rail integrations (open banking, SWIFT, card networks, or similar)
- Strong TypeScript and React experience; comfortable in a Next.js App Router codebase with Server Components and API routes.
- Backend skills: REST API design, database modelling (PostgreSQL), ORM usage (Prisma or similar)
- Fluent, daily user of AI coding tools (GitHub Copilot, Claude, Cursor, or similar) you can direct AI to design, scaffold, debug, and ship production code faster than traditional development alone
- Experience building both user-facing interfaces and internal/admin tooling
- Understanding of security and data-handling standards relevant to financial services — encryption, access controls, audit trails — or a clear willingness to get up to speed quickly
- Self-starter comfortable working directly with founders in a small, regulated business — pragmatic, security-conscious, and able to move quickly without cutting corners


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Nice to have:
- Fintech, payments, FX, or crypto/stablecoin experience
- Familiarity with KYC/AML platforms or compliance screening tooling
- Experience with stablecoin/blockchain rails
- Azure or similar cloud-infrastructure experience
- Experience with CQRS patterns, event-driven architectures, or financial transaction systems
Why Join Us
- High ownership from day one — your builds go live and matter immediately
- Work at the intersection of traditional finance, digital assets, and AI-driven development
- Build core infrastructure for a regulated, growing business
- Lean team, no bureaucracy — direct line to the founding team and real strategic input
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