Careers at Finder
Would you like to help people make better decisions? Join the Finder crew.
Why work with us?
Finder UK made its debut in the UK Employee Experience Awards 2022 and scooped gold in all 4 categories we entered, including the big one: Best Company to Work For – SME. We also took home gold for Learning & Development, Reward & Recognition, and Health & Wellbeing. Find out from our crew themselves what’s so special about working here, on our LinkedIn Life page.
Help us build a brighter Finder
Global success requires a like-minded community of people working together. Our team of energetic, savvy and passionate Finders are all committed to guiding our audience through complex decisions. Every day, we help people save money, get better rewards and learn something new. Finder is equally committed to helping our team grow, thrive and remain inspired to learn.
The perks
We offer a generous package of benefits and opportunities to master your craft:
- A startup culture and vibrant office
- Flexible, outcomes-driven workplace
- Global hack days and annual summit
- Employer pension contribution on your entire base salary
- Masterclasses from inhouse and external experts
- Private medical insurance from Vitality
- High-spec workstation (Aeron chair, Macbook, 27″ screen)
- Social functions (go-karting, crazy golf, axe-throwing)
- Free lunch, breakfast, fruit, snacks, and coffee every day
- Friday drinks at 4:30pm
- 5 paid days of Finder Life Leave to help you handle whatever life throws at you
- Market-leading Parental Leave policy
- Eligibility to join the Finder Equity Plan
- Spill mental health support
What’s it like to work at Finder?
Every day starts with a (free) coffee. Hear first hand from Abbi Reid, a senior performance manager in the UK Client Services crew, about what happens in a typical day, the best thing about working at Finder, and how it’s different from other places she’s worked.
Get a little tour of our cool office at London Bridge, too.
Our offices
Our mission is global so our crew are located all over the world.
Sydney, Australia
Level 10, 99 York Street, Sydney NSW 2000
New York City, USA
32 East 31st Street, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10016
London, UK
Level 2, 20 St Thomas St, SE1 9RS
Toronto, Canada
Suite 400, 901 King Street West, Toronto, ON, Canada M5V 3H5
Wroclaw, Poland
Level 4, ul. Komandorska 12, 50-022 Wroclaw
Manila, Philippines
Level 7, 8749 Paseo de Roxas, Makati, Metro Manila 1226
One crew, many hands
We are hundreds of employees across more than 20 countries, with offices in five cities worldwide. See what we’re up to on Instagram.
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