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At FinDock, we believe that every payment is an opportunity to create a meaningful customer moment. Founded in 2014, we started by helping nonprofits manage recurring donations in Salesforce - and soon realized that payments weren't just operational processes, but vital touchpoints that build relationships. Our team lives this vision every day: we're a 100% native Salesforce app, which means we work within the platform our customers already trust, creating seamless payment experiences that feel like part of the conversation, not an interruption. Our culture is built on trust, customer success, doing good, and helping people thrive. We've been recognized as a Great Place to Work for four consecutive years because we take ownership seriously - whether that's solving a complex technical challenge for a partner or ensuring our engineering teams have the clarity they need to do their best work. We organize in cross-functional product teams and craft-based guilds (what we call Nexi), so engineers can grow their discipline while delivering real impact for customers ranging from UNICEF to ABN AMRO.

Flooid builds a cloud-native unified commerce platform for retailers and hospitality brands, enabling them to sell consistently across every customer touchpoint - in-store, online, and on the move. With over four decades of history, the company has evolved from a point-of-sale specialist into a SaaS platform provider serving some of the largest retailers across 19 countries, processing billions of transactions around the clock. The platform connects channels into a single commerce experience and supports a broad range of retail workflows. Its product suite includes self-checkout, mobile POS, loss prevention technology, and personalized offer capabilities - all built to operate at enterprise scale with 24/7 availability. The engineering challenges span high-volume transaction processing, big data analytics, and the reliability demands of mission-critical retail infrastructure. Flooid operates with a remote-first, hybrid working model and places emphasis on continuous learning, with access to Udemy Business for professional development. The engineering culture is oriented around solving complex, large-scale problems with technical rigour and a focus on customer outcomes.

Replica exists to solve one of the most persistent problems in urban planning and development: the lack of comprehensive, current data about how people interact with the built environment. Every day, cities, transit agencies, and private companies make billion-dollar decisions about infrastructure, transportation networks, and real estate based on outdated surveys and incomplete information. These choices shape communities for generations, yet they're often made with data that's years old and unable to capture the complexity of modern mobility patterns. Replica was founded to change this fundamental inequity in how we plan and build our communities. Replica's platform combines hundreds of data sources - including mobile location data, vehicle telematics, census information, transit feeds, and ground truth observations - to create the world's first nationwide, high-fidelity travel demand model delivered as a SaaS product. The platform generates a complete, synthetic picture of how populations move through cities and regions throughout the day, broken down by mode, purpose, demographics, and destination. This enables DOTs, MPOs, cities, transit agencies, and private sector partners to move beyond static counts and simplistic assumptions. Instead, they can analyze scenarios, measure trade-offs, and make decisions with confidence about everything from transit equity and road safety to economic development and infrastructure investment. Having spun out of Alphabet in 2017 and served hundreds of customers including Caltrans, Texas DOT, Illinois DOT, the MTA, and Waymo, Replica is transforming how communities understand and shape their future.

Cboe Global Markets is the world's leading exchange network for derivatives, securities, and digital asset trading solutions. Founded in 1973 as the Chicago Board Options Exchange, Cboe pioneered the first listed options contract in the United States, fundamentally transforming the financial landscape. Today, the company operates a robust portfolio of exchanges across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, offering access to options, futures, cash equities, and foreign exchange markets. Cboe is renowned for creating and maintaining the VIX® Index, the global benchmark for market volatility, which has become an essential tool for investors worldwide. The company's cutting-edge technology powers markets globally through its unified trading platform, delivering real-time data, analytics, and clearing services to market participants. Cboe's commitment to innovation is evident in its continuous development of new products and solutions that help investors manage risk and achieve their financial objectives. With approximately 1,661 employees across offices in Chicago, New York, and international locations, Cboe combines deep market expertise with technological leadership. The company's purpose is to build trusted markets that provide a foundation of confidence, enabling investors to focus on managing risk and building sustainable financial futures.

Backbase is a fintech company founded in Amsterdam in 2003 that builds an AI-powered Banking Platform - what it describes as an AI-native Banking OS - designed to help financial institutions move away from fragmented legacy systems toward a unified operational layer. The platform integrates channels, microservices, and APIs to orchestrate customer journeys across retail, SME, commercial, private banking, and wealth management, enabling both human teams and AI agents to work together at scale. The platform is used by more than 150 financial institutions across 40+ countries, with over 75 million end users interacting with products built on it. Backbase generates $345.5 million in revenue and employs approximately 2,500 people. In addition to its Amsterdam headquarters, the company maintains regional hubs in Atlanta and Singapore. From an engineering standpoint, the platform is built around a microservices and API architecture with AI and AI agent capabilities integrated at the core. Key technical domains include omnichannel delivery, customer journey orchestration, and the broader Banking OS layer that sits across a financial institution's lines of business.

GeoComply is a geolocation compliance and fraud prevention company founded in 2011. Its software verifies users' true digital identity by combining precise geolocation data with device intelligence and behavioral analysis, helping digital businesses detect location fraud and meet regulatory requirements. The company serves clients across online gaming and sports betting, financial services, and media streaming. The platform operates at significant scale: it protects over 400 million devices worldwide and analyzes more than 10 billion transactions annually. GeoComply began by building compliance-grade systems for the highly regulated online gaming market before expanding into financial services and streaming. Its solutions are designed to block fraudulent actors while keeping the experience frictionless for legitimate users. The company's technical work spans several domains: Location-based compliance and geolocation data Fraud prevention and identity verification Device intelligence and behavioral analysis Compliance-grade systems for regulated industries GeoComply operates as a global team across five countries and three continents. Its work sits at the intersection of cybersecurity, regulatory compliance, and data infrastructure - areas that require close collaboration between engineering, data science, and compliance functions.