Hummingbird

RegTech: AML/KYC compliance software for banks and fintechs, case management, investigations, and Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) filing. Founded 2016, SF. Series B ($30M). Remote-friendly.

Services RegTech / Compliance Software (AML/KYC)
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San Francisco, CA, USA (remote-friendly; US) HQ
51-200 company size
2016 founded

What is Hummingbird?

Hummingbird is a RegTech (regulatory-technology) company that builds software for financial-crime, risk, and compliance teams. Banks and fintechs use its platform to do the work of fighting money laundering and financial crime: gathering case information from many disconnected sources, running investigations, documenting them clearly, and filing Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) and other regulatory reports. The problem it solves is that compliance teams have historically been buried in spreadsheets, paperwork, and fragmented data, and Hummingbird gives them a single, structured place to investigate and report, which improves both speed and quality. It expanded its capabilities by acquiring LogicLoop in 2024, adding data automation and rules for risk and compliance teams. Hummingbird was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in San Francisco, by a team that includes Joe Robinson (co-founder and CEO), Matthew Van Buskirk, and Jesse Reiss, among others. It has raised on the order of $40 million or more in total, including a $30 million Series B in 2025 (earlier backers include Flourish Ventures and Stripe alumni). Because its customers are regulated financial institutions, the product is deeply tied to compliance workflows and financial-crime domain knowledge.

Mission & values

Help compliance teams fight financial crime effectively by giving them a single, modern platform to investigate cases and file the reports regulators require.

Qualifications

Hummingbird hires the roles a focused B2B RegTech company needs. On the technical side: software engineering (backend, frontend, full-stack, data), security, and product management and design, building a platform that must be reliable and auditable for regulated customers. Because the domain is financial-crime compliance, it also values and hires people with subject-matter expertise: AML/BSA, KYC, fraud, and financial-crime investigations experience, whether in product, customer-facing, or specialist roles. On the go-to-market side it hires sales, sales engineering/solutions, customer success and implementation, and partnerships (selling to banks and fintechs), plus marketing, finance, legal, and people. Application flow lives at hummingbird.co (careers). It is a US-based, remote-friendly company; many roles can be remote or hybrid, but they typically require US work authorization and, for compliance-domain roles, real experience with AML/financial-crime processes is a strong signal. Check each posting for location and remote eligibility.

Leadership

J

Joe Robinson

Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer

Co-founded Hummingbird in 2016 and leads it as CEO, building a platform to help banks and fintechs fight financial crime and meet AML compliance obligations.

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Jesse Reiss

Co-Founder

Co-founded Hummingbird in 2016 and has provided technical leadership for its financial-crime and compliance platform.

Hiring process

  1. 1

    Apply at hummingbird.co careers

    Browse engineering, product, design, compliance/financial-crime specialist, and go-to-market roles and submit through the Hummingbird careers site.

  2. 2

    Recruiter screen

    Confirms role fit, level, US work authorization, remote/hybrid expectations, and pay.

    About 7 days

  3. 3

    Technical or domain interview

    Engineering: coding and system design. Compliance/domain: an AML/financial-crime or investigations scenario. Product/design: portfolio and case. Go-to-market: a discovery exercise.

    About 10 days

  4. 4

    Team interviews

    Cross-functional interviews with the team on depth, judgment, and fit for a regulated-domain product.

    About 7 days

  5. 5

    Offer

    Offer with base plus equity (and OTE for sales roles), aligned to role and location.

    About 7 days

Funding

StageSeries B
Investors
Flourish Ventures Battery Ventures Craft Ventures

Awards & recognition

  • Raised a $30M Series B for its financial-crime compliance platform · 2025

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  • Acquired LogicLoop to add data automation for risk and compliance teams · 2024

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Company information

  • Industry: RegTech / Compliance Software (AML/KYC)
  • Location: San Francisco, CA, USA (remote-friendly; US)
  • Founded: 2016
  • Company size: 51-200
  • Website: www.hummingbird.co ↗
  • LinkedIn: Company page ↗

Frequently asked questions

What does Hummingbird do?
Hummingbird is a RegTech company. Its platform helps financial-crime, risk, and compliance teams at banks and fintechs run anti-money-laundering (AML) and KYC work: gathering case data, investigating, documenting, and filing Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) and other regulatory reports.
Who founded and runs Hummingbird?
It was founded in 2016 in San Francisco by a team including Joe Robinson (CEO), Matthew Van Buskirk, and Jesse Reiss. It raised a $30 million Series B in 2025 and acquired LogicLoop in 2024.
Are Hummingbird jobs remote?
Hummingbird is US-based and remote-friendly; many roles can be remote or hybrid, but they typically require US work authorization. Check each posting for location and remote eligibility.
What roles does Hummingbird hire?
Software engineering (backend, frontend, data), security, product and design, plus financial-crime/AML compliance specialists, sales and sales engineering, customer success and implementation, partnerships, marketing, and corporate functions.
Do I need compliance experience to work at Hummingbird?
Not for every role, but for many customer-facing and specialist roles, real AML/BSA, KYC, fraud, or financial-crime investigations experience is a strong signal, since the product is built around those workflows.

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