About Us

OpenFX is on a mission to move money as freely as data, unrestricted by time
zones, banking hours, or legacy systems. We are building the infrastructure that
will power the next generation of cross-border payment systems for institutions.
The team's execution has been exceptional, and we're scaling at a remarkable
pace. Our stellar early team comes with experience in companies like J.P.
Morgan, Goldman Sachs, FalconX, Paypal, Affirm, Polygon, Kraken, Nium & others.
We’re backed by Accel, Lightspeed, NfX and other top-tier investors.

Role Overview

The Multi Geo / Multi Cloud Application Architect at OpenFX owns the design and
integrity of a payments and FX platform that must operate across multiple
geographic regions and cloud environments without compromising on availability,
data sovereignty, latency, or regulatory compliance. This is not a role that
designs architecture in the abstract. You are responsible for decisions that
determine whether a settlement clears in London during an AWS eu-west-1
degradation,



whether a client in the UAE can transact without their data leaving
the region, and whether OpenFX can migrate between cloud providers without a
full platform rewrite.

Cross-border payments and FX are inherently distributed problems. Transactions
originate in one jurisdiction, explicit through correspondent networks in another,
and settle in a third. The infrastructure that supports this must match that
complexity with equivalent architectural rigour. You are the person who ensures
it does.

You operate at the intersection of distributed systems engineering, cloud
infrastructure, and financial regulatory compliance. You work closely with the
Principal Architect, Platform team, pod-level Tech Leads, and the Security and
Compliance functions to define standards, validate designs, and resolve the
hardest architectural trade-offs the organisation faces.

Key Responsibilities:

* Multi-Region Architecture Design & Ownership
* Define and maintain the refer

📌 Multi Geo (Bengaluru)
🏢 OpenFX
📍 Bengaluru