Monzo Blog

Our mobile interview process is designed to learn about your strengths. The post explains the specific skills and abilities that will make you successful in the role and what to expect in the interview process.

We hire lots of different people in Data who join us to work in a lot of different teams. Our interviews are designed to do two things: teach you about Monzo and capture information that tells us the role is right for you.

Career stories from the women at Monzo

As Monzo has grown, we've continued to change our on-call process so we can keep our systems running smoothly without sacrificing the wellbeing of our engineers. Luke Briscoe explains what we've changed and how.

Our teammates talk us through how taking part in mutual mentoring has helped develop their professional and personal journeys.

In June 2021 we started designing and implementing a new way to calculate balances that is more reliable and consistent. This post explains why the old approach needed improving and the changes we made.

Economic abuse can be hard to spot, and can happen gradually or subtly, without you even realising. Our Vulnerable Customer Manager Kate Graham explains what economic abuse looks like, and how Monzo can help.

This post explains how our public key infrastructure uses a combination of different secret storage systems to implement a balance between security assurances and usability.

We ship changes many times a day while making sure that payments are processed as expected. This blog post explores how we do this and focuses on two ideas that could be useful outside of the world of payment processing.

We make lots of decisions based on data from customer support. We need to make sure we can trust this data. In this post, Niamh explains how her team validated the data.

Your Monzo account is more secure and you have access to all our latest features when your app and phone are up to date.

Heldiney joined Monzo in August 2021 as a Product Designer in the Personal Banking team. Here's his early impressions!

Round up your spending to the nearest pound and put the spare change in a Pot.

If you had £1 for every time you tweet, how long would it take you to be a millionaire?

Save money as you exercise and tick off two New Years’ Resolutions in one.