About the job
Airwallex is a global payments and financial platform built for businesses. The company supports over 200,000 clients worldwide, including names like Brex, Rippling, Navan, Qantas, and SHEIN. Its platform covers business accounts, payments, spend management, treasury services, and embedded finance, all delivered at scale.
Founded in Melbourne, Airwallex employs more than 2,000 people across 26 offices. With a valuation of US$8 billion and backing from investors such as T. Rowe Price, Visa, and Sequoia, the company continues to shape the future of global finance.
What we look for
Airwallex values people who build with an entrepreneurial mindset and take real ownership. Strong analytical skills, expertise in your craft, and alignment with the company’s mission and operating principles are important. The team moves quickly but makes thoughtful decisions, balancing speed and care. Curiosity, sound judgment, and a collaborative approach matter here.
The culture rewards humility, a willingness to turn ideas into products, and a strong drive to see work through from start to finish. Using AI to improve efficiency is encouraged. This role brings the chance to tackle complex, visible problems with skilled colleagues and develop your career as Airwallex redefines banking.
Role overview
The Notification Platform engineering team develops and maintains the core infrastructure for customer and internal communications at Airwallex. This group ensures that notifications reach the right people, through the right channels, at the right time. Reliability and scalability are central to their work, supporting product teams as they engage users.
As a centralized platform team, they bridge business needs with architectural soundness. The team builds and enhances a cloud-native platform using modern technologies such as reactive programming, workflow orchestration, distributed systems, and advanced gateway integrations. Their solutions handle complex communication scenarios across the company, providing essential support to product teams.

