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Upstart careers: 87 open roles

AI lending marketplace that partners with banks and credit unions to offer personal, auto and home equity loans.

Category:
AI in finance
Headquarters:
San Mateo, US
Founded:
2012
Remote roles:
79
Board last read:
Oct 29, 2026
Company site Official careers page

What Upstart is hiring for

The 87 open roles fall into 13 families; each links the matching resume guide.

Newest posting: Capital Markets Manager, Oct 28, 2026.

Open roles at Upstart

Engineering Department · 36

Operations Department · 14

Product Department · 7

Machine Learning Department · 6

Growth Department · 5

Finance & Capital Markets Department · 4

Lending Partnerships Department · 4

Risk & Compliance Department · 4

Data Analytics Department · 3

Auto Department · 2

Legal & Government Affairs Department · 1

Product · 1

Resume guides for these roles

Working at Upstart: common questions

How many open roles does Upstart have?

87 roles are open on Upstart's job board as of Oct 29, 2026, 79 of them remote. The largest groups are internships and new-grad roles (1), engineering management jobs (3), AI research jobs (6).

How do I apply to Upstart?

Each role links to Upstart's own application page on Greenhouse. Applications go to the company directly; OneTwo Resume does not handle them. Before you apply, open the role and use "Tailor my resume" to match your resume to that posting.

Where is Upstart hiring?

The open roles list United States | Remote (77), Columbus, OH, USA (6), Burlingame, CA, USA; Columbus, OH, USA (2), Burlingame, CA, USA; New York City, NY, USA; United States | Remote (1), Austin, TX, USA; United States | Remote (1); 79 roles are remote.

What should a internship resume for Upstart include?

Start from the posting itself: the tailoring tool rewrites your resume against the exact description. For the role in general, the internship resume guide covers the skills, bullet points and summary hiring managers expect.

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