My personal aspirations were well aligned with Setu’s mission, which is to make financial services (or credit) accessible to those who deserve it the most. Also, did not want to miss an opportunity to work with some of the greatest minds in the country.

The one thing we're doing different from other organisations is to create a culture around social work. A lot of what we're doing at Setu is focused on giving back to society and this value has become a running theme at Setu. We're constantly sharing insights with each other and helping one another out to make sure we can see this vision come true.

The emphasis on learning and growth is immense. I’ve enjoyed and gotten so much out of the weekly learning sessions that Setuzens put together on a weekly basis. You can rest assured that any freewheeling conversation at Setu, be it over lunch at the cafeteria or on a thursday open house, will give you lots to think about and laugh over!

If being surrounded by extremely talented folks who’ve always got your back, having fun through each problem they solve, constantly acquiring new skills, openly talking about anything and playing games together isn't the work-culture you’d like—then maybe Setu isn’t for you.

I came for the APIs, but decided to stay for the IPAs.

Before Setu, I was a technically-oriented individual contributor for most of my career, and never imagined I could actually pull off a manager’s role. Getting an opportunity coupled with the constant support required to do these are the biggest things that I feel gratitude for. And finally, a manager’s effectiveness is largely dependent on their team, and as such all credit goes to the awesome people in engineering at Setu.

What sets Setu apart from other organisations? The people. I love how warm and welcoming everyone is. People are open to new ideas and experimentation and the passion and zeal they put into their work here is pretty infectious.

I’m here for the amazing filter coffee that I share with wonderful fellow Setuzens—who are smart, hungry and some of the most humble folks I have ever seen.

The chance to work on a piece of software that can impact and shape the financial landscape comes once in a blue moon. I’d be a fool to miss it.

Everyone is so full of energy with the will to ship new things and tackle the hard problems head first, it’s just so motivating. Knowledge keeps flowing like nectar—from learning sessions, engineering discussions and random brainstorming. The tie up with Kaha Mind for the mindfulness of the employees and our mental well being is a cherry on top. This place does not feel like a new company to me, it feels like home.