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HeyMax
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Started in 2023, HeyMax is the fastest growing fintech company in Singapore. We leverage technology to revolutionize the way people maximize their miles and rewards through merchant affiliation, credit card rewards, and more. We are committed to simplifying personal finance and delivering equitable personal finance optimizations to our customers. For businesses, HeyMax is shaping up to be the most advanced customer acquisition platform for high-value customers.
HeyMax is started by 4 ex-Meta veteran engineers, joined by a founding team of extremely talented hustlers from Endowus, Aspire, Funding Society, Singsaver and beyond. HeyMax is supported by a list of top tier investors that includes founders, VCs and industry leaders.
Ever found yourself trapped in an endless meeting, where discussions spiral into oblivion and the only decision made is to schedule yet another meeting? You glance at the clock, it's past 5 PM, and not a single line of code has been penned all day. Or perhaps you're ready to deploy a new feature, only to be held back by layers of bureaucratic red tape? You've tested it, you know it works, but you're stuck waiting for approval from a committee that doesn't understand the first thing about code.
Maybe you've been part of a team, working on a minuscule fragment of a colossal puzzle. You wake up each day, questioning the real impact of your work, spending more than 30% of your mental energy convincing yourself that it's meaningful. Or worse, you're forced to work with outdated technology, even though you know there are better, more efficient tools out there. You're itching to innovate, but you're stuck in the past.
If these scenarios sound all too familiar, it's time for a change. Welcome to HeyMax, a pioneering fintech startup where your work matters, your ideas count, and you're free to make a real difference!
But there's another frustration that's becoming just as real: the way work gets done has fundamentally changed, and most companies haven't caught up. AI isn't a feature to add later — it's the engine that drives how the best teams ship today. At HeyMax, this isn't limited to engineering. From product and design to operations and business development, we're building an AI-augmented company where every team moves faster. On the engineering side, that means AI-augmented workflows end-to-end: from spec generation and architecture design to implementation, testing, and code review. The result? A lean team that ships with the velocity of one three times its size.
Yet most orgs are still stuck. Engineers writing boilerplate by hand, debugging without AI assistance, treating LLMs as glorified autocomplete. Tech leads running the same playbooks from 2020 — manual code reviews as bottlenecks, waterfall-ish sprint planning, and no systematic approach to integrating AI into how the company operates.
If you're the kind of engineer who's already using Claude Code, Cursor, or similar tools to radically accelerate your own output — and you're frustrated that the teams around you aren't doing the same — HeyMax is where you come to fix that at the team level.
We're looking for a Tech Lead who doesn't just use AI tools personally, but knows how to set up frameworks, workflows, and culture so that every engineer on the team is shipping 3-5x faster with AI assistance.
With great power comes great responsibility. Here's what you'll own:
At HeyMax, we believe that travel brings joy and foster empathy. Our mission is to make aspirational travel experiences accessible to everyone.
Weve created a platform that connects you to any brands you love. Every time you interact, your purchases are rewarded in the form of a universal travel currency, Max Miles, to travel anywhere.
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