Key takeaways
- To apply for a job at LendPro, email your resume to careers@mylendpro.com.
- LendPro's team works in Charlottesville, Virginia and in the high-tech corridor east of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
- No specific openings are posted right now, but LendPro accepts resumes and asks applicants to name the area that interests them.
Where does LendPro work?
LendPro's team works in Charlottesville, Virginia and in the high-tech corridor east of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
What does LendPro do?
LendPro is a SaaS financing orchestration platform for retailers, founded in 2011. One shopper application reaches the lenders a retailer chooses from LendPro's network of 18+ lenders and 25+ lending programs. LendPro is not a lender: lenders make all credit decisions and set all terms. Learn more about Financing Intelligence, waterfall financing, our partners and the newsroom.
Are there current openings?
No specific openings are posted right now. LendPro still welcomes resumes; send yours to careers@mylendpro.com.
How do I apply?
- Prepare your resume. Include the role or area you are interested in.
- Email it. Send it to careers@mylendpro.com.
Not here about a job?
Retailers can request a demo. Merchant support is support@mylendpro.com or +1-855-695-3637. For everything else, see contact LendPro.
Frequently asked questions
How do I apply for a job at LendPro?
Email your resume to careers@mylendpro.com.
Where is LendPro located?
LendPro's team works in Charlottesville, Virginia and in the high-tech corridor east of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Is LendPro hiring?
No specific openings are posted right now, but LendPro accepts resumes at careers@mylendpro.com.
Is LendPro a lender?
No. LendPro is a financing platform for retailers; lenders make all credit decisions and set all terms.
What if I do not see a role that fits?
Send your resume to careers@mylendpro.com anyway and say which area interests you.
What does LendPro do?
LendPro is a financing platform that connects retailers to its network of 18+ lenders and 25+ lending programs; one application reaches the lenders configured for the store. It is not a lender.