RiskIndoreTaking applications
Look at transactions that tripped a rule and work out which ones deserved to.
What you are signing up for
Small team, real users, and work judged on whether it holds up.
You will not shadow anybody. What you build goes into the product real exporters use to get paid, with your name on the commits and your judgement in the decisions.
Every change is read by the person responsible for that part of the system — the same standard the rest of the team is held to, which is the only thing that makes a review worth having.
The team is small enough that you see an invoice become a payment, a payment become a settlement, and what compliance had to be satisfied of in between.
You leave able to describe specific work in detail — which carries further in your next interview than a certificate saying you attended.
After you press send
Five steps, and no silence at the end of any of them.
The form on the page. A CV, the opening you want, and anything you would like read first.
Not a keyword filter. We look at what you have built or studied, and whether the work here matches it.
A call about your work and ours — what the team actually does, and what your first weeks would look like.
A few hours, taken from something we genuinely need, and talked through afterwards. No trick questions, and nothing that looks like a free project.
Including when it is no. Nobody is left refreshing their inbox.