Articles about Finix

When it comes to fintech, place rivals the San Francisco. Check out these Bay Area fintech innovators.

Kimberly Valentine

Updated on August 09, 2023

Engineering leaders who encourage decision-making and risk-taking enable their team members to make a greater impact on a company’s success.

Avery Komlofske

Updated on October 20, 2022

Here’s how early career autonomy gave Oscar Barillas confidence as a leader.

Built In SF sat down with Sprig and Finix to learn more about what they’re seeking in a candidate.

Olivia McClure

Updated on May 03, 2022

Employees from Sprig, WeaveGrid, 2K, Finix, Seesaw and Upland describe their organizations’ team members, career opportunities and potential.

Working a job you love at a company you care about is possible, and these engineers are all proof.

After payment processing was upended by lockdowns, these companies are considering the future of the industry.

Opportunities abound in healthtech, real estate, finance and more. 

Three leaders say that a key to building an engineering culture of growth — which includes practices like formal mentorship and pair programming — requires a culture of openness and empowerment for devs. 

The company announced Wednesday that, during its Series B extension, closed last August, it facilitated a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) to allocate funds to Black and Latinx investors. In total, 80 investors of color contributed a total of $3 million to the startup’s coffers.

These fintech companies have learned a thing or two during the pandemic. 

We spoke with Finix CEO Richie Serna, a first-generation Mexican American, about his journey to success and what he sees as the future of fintech.