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Financial Technology Partners, based in San Francisco, seeks a Business Development Associate to support its mission in the payments sector. The role involves driving origination efforts, identifying strategic opportunities, and managing relationships with leading payments companies.
The ideal candidate will bring 3–5 years of relevant experience, a strong understanding of the payments ecosystem, and superior research and presentation skills. A competitive salary ranging from $130,000 to $150,000 plus bonus potential awaits the right candidate.
San Francisco, CA | Financial Technology Partners LP
FT Partners is the only investment bank focused exclusively on the financial technology sector. We deliver world‑class strategic and financial advisory services to the most innovative companies shaping the future of finance — with particular depth in Payments, the foundational layer of the global financial system.
As a Payments‑focused Business Development Associate, you will drive the firm's origination efforts across the payments ecosystem — spanning card networks, merchant acquiring, payment facilitators, B2B payments, real‑time payments infrastructure, cross‑border remittance, and embedded finance. You will identify strategic opportunities, lead deep sector research, develop client‑facing materials, and build relationships with the leading payments companies globally.
If you are passionate about the future of payments and bring a strong command of the sector's evolving landscape, we invite you to join FT Partners' mission to power the next generation of financial services.
Inclusion and Equal Opportunity Employment: Financial Technology Partners is proud to be an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion. We welcome all qualified applicants regardless of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, protected veteran status, Aboriginal/Native American status, or any other legally protected factors.