Expression of Interest

Linkly is a PE-backed, Australian fintech focusing on payment integration solutions. We are a leading provider in ecommerce recurring billing, and our middleware powers over 200,000 terminals and processes over two billion transactions annually. Our applications support over 800 integrations into POS solutions. We have built our reputation through seamless integration of payment terminals and POS systems and are continuing to innovate in creating a terminal and acquirer independent payment solicitor for in-store. Our clients include major banks and retailers such as Woolworths, David Jones, JB Hi-Fi, and Bunnings.

Our goal is to continuously lead the payments industry with new technology delivering value to clients, which who include merchants, banks, acquirers and POS vendors, expanding our presence into other regions.

About The Role

This isn't a specific role. It's an open door.

We're growing across many departments, and we'd rather know about great people before a role opens up than scramble to find them after. If you're someone who does exceptional work and wants to do it in fintech, drop us a line.

We'll keep your details on file and reach out when something clicks. Sometimes that's weeks. Sometimes it's sooner.

Key Responsibilities

Depending on where you sit, this could look like a lot of different things. But across every team at Linkly, the through-line is the same:

• Owning your work end-to-end - not just executing on someone else's plan.
• Solving problems that actually matter at scale, for clients who depend on us every day.
• Working closely across various teams, not in silos.
• Building things that last, not shipping and forgetting.
• Representing Linkly well - whether that's in a client meeting, a product review, or a code review for a peer.
• Helping shape how we grow, not just grow alongside us.

The specifics depend on the team. But the people who thrive at Linkly tend to share a few things:

• A track record of ownership - you've shipped things, led things, or fixed things that mattered.
• Comfort in a fast-moving, commercially-minded environment where priorities can shift.
• Strong communication - you can get your point across whether you're talking to a client, a bank, or a dev team.
• Genuine curiosity about how payment systems work - and strong opinions about how they should.

• Act like an owner - take accountability for architectural outcomes and think commercially about technology decisions.
• Innovate - challenge assumptions, drive discovery of new products and integration approaches, and seek better ways of working.
• Deepen Trust - build credibility through technical depth, honest communication, and consistent follow-through with internal teams, acquirers, and partners.
• Care and respect - work inclusively, support team success, and represent customer and partner needs faithfully in technology decisions.