Turbine Finance

Factoring & Trade Finance · Venture Capital

Overview

Turbine lets VCs and their investors borrow against fund positions instead of selling them. Get liquidity in days. Keep your ownership and upside intact.

Jobs

$150k – $180k per year · Remote (United States, PT hours) · Full-Time · Bachelor's Degree
JavaScript
Java
TypeScript
SQL
Spring Boot
Frontend
Next.js
React.js
DevOps
Rest API
Terraform
CloudFormation
CI/CD
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Salary insights

Compensation ranges based on this company's open jobs
Median
$180k
Typical range
$180k
Open positions
1
1 Jobs
Senior 100%
Level Jobs Median Typical range
Senior 1 $180k $180k
Highest paying role Senior Full Stack Engineer $180k
Normalized to USD per year

Growth

Hiring Momentum
28/100
Slowing
Open positions
1
0 opened / 0 closed in 30 days
ATS activity
Every ~8 hours
Today
Hiring Dynamics 0%
Hiring Focus
The percentage next to each role is its share of the company's job openings over the last 90 days; the arrow shows the shift versus the previous period.
Backend
100% ▼

Tech stack

Technologies named in job postings at Turbine Finance over the last 12 months, by layer, with the share of postings for each.
Technologies in use
16
Postings analysed
1
Stack modernity
82/100
Languages
JavaScript
TypeScript
Java
SQL
Frameworks & libraries
Next.js
Playwright
React.js
Spring Boot
Cloud & platforms
AWS
Postman
Kubernetes
Developer tools
CloudFormation
Rest API
Terraform
Docker
Practices & domains
CI/CD
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Connections

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Shared investors3
Alpha EdisonVia a fund
54 portfolio companies: Ursa Major, TransCrypts, Upwards and 51 more
Fin CapitalVia a fund
130 portfolio companies: WitnessAI, Yaspa, YourStake and 127 more

News

News TechCrunch 1 year ago
Turbine raises $22M to help VC investors get cash without selling their stakes
Since IPOs slowed to trickle a few years ago, limited partners who invest in venture capital funds have had one giant problem: a dearth of liquidity. Lack
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