About the job
Bold
Bold is a pioneering fintech company dedicated to empowering micro-entrepreneurs by providing a seamless payment solution. Our services enable small business owners to accept payments via debit and credit cards, as well as digital wallets, through state-of-the-art payment terminals and payment links. However, our vision extends beyond being just a payment provider; we aspire to evolve into a comprehensive financial and technological services platform for small and medium enterprises, enhancing our payment solutions with a suite of complementary software products.
At Bold, we are passionate about unlocking the potential of entrepreneurs. We firmly believe in offering tailored financial and technological services that are accessible and user-friendly, enabling small business owners to thrive.
Our organizational culture is built on the following core values: Mastery, Critical Thinking, Teamwork, Sense of Urgency, Openness, and a Customer-Centric Approach.
For more about us, visit our website: https://bold.co
The Role:
As a Linux Terminals Engineer, you will be instrumental in designing and developing applications for Linux-based payment terminals. Your responsibilities will also encompass providing ongoing support and maintenance for our existing terminals. We are seeking professionals with a robust background in C/C++ programming, experience with embedded systems or microcontrollers, and a familiarity with payment technologies such as EMV. Experience with ISO 8583 standards is a plus but not mandatory. You will manage the certification processes required to ensure compliance with industry regulations. As a subject matter expert for the Terminals team in EMV and financial messaging, you will play a critical role as our payment terminals are vital to our operations, requiring a seamless, fast, and error-free experience for merchants and payers alike. Collaboration with Backend Developers, Mobile Developers, DevOps, and Testers will be key to maintaining high standards within an Agile and Lean environment.

