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AGENTIC
ENGINEERING
Build and orchestrate the AI agent systems behind commerce, onboarding, and risk workflows.
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BUILD THE
AGENTS.
In 2026, OLB moved its entire software organization to agentic, AI-assisted development—engineers directing and reviewing AI-generated code rather than authoring every line. We’re hiring people who want to build and orchestrate those systems.
How we work
ENGINEERS WHO
DIRECT, NOT TYPE.
OLB’s development model—commonly called agentic coding—has engineers directing and reviewing code generated by large language model tools, with AI agents supporting scaffolding, refactoring, testing, and documentation. The bet: shorter development cycles, lower cost per feature, and faster delivery of merchant-specific solutions.
Working-model description reflects OLB’s Q2 2026 public reporting; the openings below reflect olb.com/job-openings as of August 2026. Benefits and hiring-process details still require confirmation before publication. Street photo: “W 46th St 6th Av” via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Where you’d work
AGENTIC
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PAYMENTS
INFRASTRUCTURE
Work on SecurePay—OLB’s PCI-compliant payment gateway, certified by Visa and Mastercard, moving real money for real merchants.
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MERCHANT
OPERATIONS
Agentic AI runs across customer support, risk and compliance, accounting, and sales operations.
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NEW YORK
CITY
Headquartered at 1120 Avenue of the Americas in Manhattan, with operations in Atlanta, Georgia.
Current openings
TEN SEATS
OPEN NOW.
Roles listed on olb.com as of August 2026, spanning engineering, product, revenue, and merchant operations across New York and Atlanta.
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Engineering & design
DotNet Core Developer · iOS Developer · Android App Developer · UI/UX Designer — New York
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Product & revenue
Application Product Manager · Chief Revenue Officer — New York
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Operations
Risk Analyst · Customer Service — Atlanta & New York · IT Systems Administrator · Administrative Assistant — New York
Join the team
DO YOUR BEST
WORK HERE.
See current openings, or reach out and tell us what you’d build.