
Biz2X, a leading Digital Lending SaaS platform plans to expand its, plans to expand its workforce by adding over 350 new employees in 2022.
At present, Biz2X is 550 people strong and by the end of 2022, it plans to expand the team size close to 1000 people. Last year, the company onboarded over 150 employees.
The company is hiring across positions including freshers, mid-level and experienced. Not only this, the company is looking at hiring 8-10 C-suite candidates, through a combination of external hiring as well as providing growth opportunities for internal employees.
The skill sets the company would be looking at to support the ongoing advancement of its fintech products and platform include MEAN/MERN Stack, Python, BI, PHP, DevOps, QA, Compliance, Data Scientist, Product Manager, Scrum Master, and DBA.
Not only technical fields, company is hiring talent across HR, Finance, Marketing, and communications as well. The company is betting big on hiring both fresh graduates and lateral hires through Tier 1 and 2 Institutes.
The talent acquisition team is actively participating in multiple campus and off-campus drives and planning to hire equal i.e. 50 – 50 ratio of employees from Tier 1 and 2 Institutes. Some of the colleges that the company actively recruiting include IIT, NSIT, Great Lakes, BITS Pilani, and also from Delhi University, Jamia Milia, Punjab Technical University, Chandigarh University, and more.
Mr. Ramit Arora, President & Co-Founder, Biz2Credit & Biz2X, said, “India has undoubtedly become the epicenter of Fintech innovations and we see tremendous opportunities in times to come. The traditional financial system is aggressively ramping up its processes to make it tech-driven to meet the customers’ requirements. To expedite the manual interventions of banks and NBFCs, we at Biz2X coming with various tech-driven products and all this calls for a skilled pool of talent.”
He further added, “The coming 6-12 months are very crucial for the company, thus we are looking to add 350+ to meet the demand of current and the new businesses.”