Lendo

Terumo Europe was established in 1971 as the European, Middle East, and African headquarters of Japan-based Terumo Corporation, which was founded in 1921 by Dr. Kitasaburo Kitasato and a group of medical scientists. Today, Terumo Europe serves as a core player in the EMEA healthcare market, providing best-in-class medical products and services across 23 locations with 1,411 associates. The company achieved €839.4 million in net sales in fiscal year 2023, conducting business locally while pursuing a unified regional strategy. Terumo Europe specializes in minimally invasive medical technologies that enable healthcare professionals to treat serious cardiovascular conditions through interventional procedures rather than open surgery, reducing patient trauma and recovery times. The company operates across multiple medical fields including Interventional Cardiology, Interventional Oncology, Peripheral Intervention, Cardiovascular Surgery, Injection, Infusion Therapy, and Diabetes Care. Their portfolio encompasses devices for diagnosis and treatment of coronary artery disease, peripheral artery disease, and other vascular conditions. Terumo Europe is recognized for manufacturing excellence, with their Heverlee, Belgium facility being named a "Factory of the Future." Guided by core values of Respect, Integrity, Care, and Quality, the company is committed to contributing to society through healthcare innovation, listening sincerely to patient needs, and working closely with healthcare professionals to advance patient care and enhance quality of life.

We're a digital bank that's been around since before online banking was cool - we launched on July 4, 2000, as one of the first fully digital banks in the country. Our founders chose Independence Day for a reason: they wanted to break free from the traditional banking model with its expensive branches and hidden fees. Today, we've grown to over $20 billion in assets while staying true to our digital roots. We're headquartered in San Diego, but we serve customers nationwide without the burden of a costly branch network weighing us down. What we actually do is pretty straightforward: we offer checking, savings, mortgages, auto loans, and business banking through our website and mobile app. Our team builds the technology that makes banking work online - we're not just putting a mobile interface on an old bank system. We're publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange (AX), FDIC insured, and we've been profitable for years because we don't have to pay for hundreds of physical locations. That means we can offer better rates and fewer fees to our customers.

Lendable operates consumer finance products - loans, credit cards, and car finance - in the UK and US markets, processing loan disbursements in minutes where legacy banking infrastructure takes days. Founded in 2014 and profitable since 2017, the company rebuilt these products from scratch around automation, machine learning models for credit decisioning, and daily feature deployments. The threat model here is typical for fintech: fraudulent applications, identity spoofing, account takeover, and the regulatory surface area that comes with handling financial data at scale across two jurisdictions. The engineering organization, part of a 700-person team split between London and Kent, ships Python and Kotlin codebases with SQL datastores supporting ML pipelines that ingest non-traditional data sources for underwriting. The stack includes native iOS and Android applications. Daily deployment cadence means the attack surface evolves constantly - authentication flows, API endpoints, and third-party integrations change frequently, requiring continuous threat modeling and security automation rather than point-in-time audits. Security practitioners here would be working directly with product engineers who own features end-to-end, which means embedding controls in CI/CD pipelines, reviewing model training data for poisoning risks, and hardening API gateways that handle PII and financial transactions. The regulatory environment - FCA in the UK, state-level compliance in the US - adds compliance engineering to the scope alongside traditional appsec and infrastructure hardening.

At Lendlease, we believe in the power of place to transform communities and create lasting value. Our integrated model combines three core capabilities - Investment Management, Development, and Construction - allowing us to shape city skylines and create iconic structures that breathe new life into forgotten urban areas. For over 65 years, we've forged partnerships that deliver exceptional investment outcomes and city-shaping places, from Barangaroo in Sydney to major developments across the United States, United Kingdom, and Asia Pacific. Our people thrive in a culture defined by collaboration, excellence, and innovation. We solve big problems together, trusting each other to get on with the rest while maintaining unwavering integrity and respect. Sustainability isn't just a commitment - it's embedded in how we work, from our diversity and inclusion practices to our health and safety-first approach. Whether you're on-site, in the office, or working flexibly, you'll find opportunities to grow alongside a pipeline of landmark projects that define the skylines of tomorrow.

Vagaro is a pioneering business management platform that powers the beauty, fitness, and wellness industries. With over 90,000 businesses relying on Vagaro every day, the platform has processed more than 123 million appointments and $3.3 billion in payments. Founded in 2009 as an immigrant-led startup, Vagaro has grown from a bootstrap operation to a unicorn company serving professionals across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia. The company's all-in-one software delivers online booking, calendar management, payment processing, marketing automation, and business intelligence through mobile apps and desktop platforms. Vagaro's integrated hardware solutions include PayPro terminals, card readers, and custom branded apps, enabling seamless operations for solo entrepreneurs and multi-location enterprises alike. The platform serves diverse verticals including salons, spas, barbershops, fitness studios, and mental health practitioners.

Quavo, Inc. builds dispute management software for issuing banks and financial institutions, addressing a specific friction point in the financial stack: the manual, time-intensive process of handling chargebacks and fraud claims. Led by CEO Joseph McLean, the company automates the entire dispute lifecycle - from initial fraud detection through resolution - serving financial institutions of all sizes across the U.S. The core platform handles fraud management and dispute resolution automation, domains that sit at the intersection of transaction security, compliance workflow, and customer account protection. Banks and credit unions use the software to process disputes that would otherwise require manual case handling, documentation review, and coordination across multiple systems. Quavo's technical focus spans process automation, fintech software architecture, and fraud detection - operational security concerns rather than perimeter defense, but critical to institutional risk management and customer trust. The company positions itself around firsthand knowledge of how painful dispute processing is for financial institutions, claiming the platform resolves disputes "quickly and fairly" while improving customer security and confidence. The team describes the work as challenging but points to real-world impact: reducing the operational burden on institutions while addressing fraud at scale. For engineers and analysts interested in fintech infrastructure, transaction integrity, or building automation tools that handle sensitive financial workflows, Quavo operates in a problem space where technical decisions have direct material consequences.