Work with us

Welcome to Fincity Careers! Rome wasn’t built in a day and definitely not by one person. We understand that growth takes time, effort, and manpower. We’re building a team that understands the real estate and finance sector, is keen on developing value-drive experiences for our consumers, and is willing to put in the work. Let’s create a mark and reach new heights, together. If you share our passion and are interested in working with us, we invite you to explore our current job opportunities. Thank you for considering a career with Fincity. We look forward to hearing from you!

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Ownership

We have the top industry experts to advise you and our strong partnerships with banks to get you the best deal. We have faith that all our representatives act with integrity and make home ownership the happy experience that it should be.

Doer-Mentality

Taking initiative is part and parcel of life at Fincity. Our proactive work culture has led to amazing customer journeys where loan application, processing, and disbursal has happened in record time. Where work needs doing, we do it!

Data-Driven

Our decision-making approach is largely data driven and we access reliable reports, statistics, demographic, or usage before arriving at a decision/action.

Tech-First Solutions

Fincity is currently building software products in a completely untouched space between fin-tech and prop-tech. We’re on a mission to deliver an unparalleled customer experience through a “one-tap” banking product.

Infinite Learners

Nothing is as important to “Fincitizens” as learning new things, or even new ways to do old things. Whether it’s changing up the entire backend code architecture or publishing content in obscure-but-relevant channels, our ways of working never stop evolving.

Grit

Our company ethos aims to capitalize on the creativity boost at the start of any project and sustain project right up to delivery and implementation/publication. Dedication to our goals and creative problem solving along the way have ensured our success in the past and taught us the importance of resilience.

Our Work Culture

We help you look into the Future. Maybe that’s your Future too.

At Fincity, you will get an opportunity to work with companies across the globe to resolve their most critical procurement challenges

Live a great story, thrive at the bottom of a Steep Learning Curve

“We choose to go to the moon, not because it’s easy, but because it’s hard.”

Win the decade, not the day

Work on the kinds of projects you’ll be proud to tell your grandchildren about challenge people to imagine futures that look radically different from the present.

FORD MOTORS AIRPLANES DURING World War II

As Americans geared up for World War II in the early 1940s, President Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR) called upon the nation to increase its production of airplanes. But in a 1940 speech to Congress, FDR said: “I should like to see this Nation geared up to the ability to turn out at least 50,000 planes a year.” At the time, nobody thought FDR’s goal was possible.

At the time, Americans were producing fewer than 1,000 planes per year. The Nazis had 7 million soldiers, but America had less than 200,000. American industry responded with passionate intensity. Ford Motors had never built an airplane, but America sought to produce more airplanes at Willow Run than Hitler produced in all of Germany. To build the plant, builders moved 650,000 cubic yards of dirt and laid 58 miles of grain tile underground. Production exceeded expectations. Ford Liberator bombers took flight in the spring of 1942, ahead of schedule. Within five years, Ford produced tens of thousands of airplanes per year. War production board chief Donald Nelson captured the ambition of the moment: “When we are talking about America’s war production job we are discussing the biggest job in all of history.” Today, these bold visions would be ignored and dismissed as lunacy

To reach the moon, America’s pioneers traveled across 240,000 miles, about fifty-eight times the distance Columbus sailed when he discovered the Western world. As the Apollo rockets pierced through the stratosphere, and navigated the pin-drop silence of outer space, they inspired people back on earth to expand their horizons.