2 Open Positions

Build the Intelligence
Layer of Credit.

We're a small team building something genuinely hard. If you've spent time in leveraged credit or LLM infrastructure — and want to work on problems that actually matter to the market — we'd like to talk.

Engineering Full-time

AI Engineer

Tel Aviv, Israel

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The Role

Build the core intelligence layer of DealLens — LLM pipelines, document parsing, structured extraction, and real-time covenant monitoring. You'll own the systems that turn thousands of pages of credit agreements and SEC filings into machine-readable signal.

What We're Looking For

  • 3+ years building production ML or LLM-based systems
  • Strong Python — you've shipped RAG pipelines, fine-tuned models, or built extraction frameworks at scale
  • Experience with unstructured document parsing (PDFs, EDGAR filings, legal agreements)
  • Comfortable working across the stack: data ingestion, model serving, API design
  • Bonus: familiarity with leveraged finance, credit agreements, or SEC filing structures
Research & Product Full-time

Distressed Debt Analyst

New York, NY

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The Role

Be the credit expert in the room. You'll work directly with engineering and product to ensure DealLens extracts the right signals — EBITDA add-back waterfalls, springing triggers, incremental facility baskets — the nuances that matter to restructuring desks and distressed funds.

What We're Looking For

  • 2–4 years in leveraged credit, restructuring, or distressed — buy side or advisory
  • Hands-on experience reviewing credit agreements, indentures, and intercreditor docs
  • Deep understanding of covenant structures: maintenance vs. incurrence, EBITDA definitions, restricted payment baskets
  • Ability to translate complex credit mechanics into product requirements
  • Bonus: experience building or using data tools to accelerate credit research

Don't see the right role?

We're always interested in exceptional people with deep credit or infrastructure experience. Send us a note.

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