We are seeking an experienced Engineer to join the Tap team. As one of the early hires, you will play a key role in building and growing our products. Your role will contribute deeply to the product process, from architecture to UI design. This is a pivotal role, and you will work alongside the co-founders to create the first platform for the multi-trillion LP interest space!

📌 What you’ll do

• Build our marketplace platform as a part of the team
• Contribute to the big picture and shape product roadmaps and company vision
• Plan, design and implement solutions across our technology stack to meet business and product requirements

✅ Who you are

• 6+ years of software engineering experience in frontend and full-stack development
• Have been a part of architecting and designing SaaS products in previous roles
• Advanced troubleshooting and debugging skills
• Experience working in small, agile teams
• Strong people skills
• Ability to adapt to changing and evolving products
• Strong experience with Typescript and React

🌟 Nice to haves

• Experience with Python and Django
• Experience in Fintech or regulated industries

👓 About us

• The team is fully distributed
• Flexible hours and paid-time-off policy
• Competitive cash & equity package
• We foster a collaborative and people oriented culture

Join us in building the leading marketplace for this massive asset class!

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.

Tap is modernizing the multi-trillion dollar private fund space. From dams in Sub-Saharan Africa to startups in Silicon Valley, global progress is financed through private funds. Limited Partners (LPs) invest in funds that pursue specific strategies, such as infrastructure or venture capital. When these LPs want to change their holdings, they can’t open their Charles Schwab account and submit a buy or sell order. Instead they have to rely on an opaque network of brokers, leading many LPs not to sell at all. is unlocking the ability for LPs to sell their holdings, and for others to buy these holdings in the first secondary market for private fund interests.