Company Insights
Published on
August 27, 2025
Total Employees
174
7.2% from last year
19
New Hires (YTD)
35
5% of total workforce
Departments
12
650 in Engineering
Locations
22
5,012 in New York, NY
Modern Treasury, the payment-operations software company that helps businesses move and reconcile money, employs roughly 175 people across the United States. Recent staffing data shows 35 new additions versus 19 departures, resulting in steady net growth. The mix of new hires and modest attrition points to a company that is expanding while maintaining a relatively stable workforce.
Engineering is the largest team at Modern Treasury with 79 employees, accounting for just under half of total headcount and highlighting the firm’s product-driven culture. Revenue-facing teams—Sales and Support—make up the next largest group at 38 employees, followed by a combined Marketing and Product function with 21 people. Corporate functions such as Business Management, Finance and Administration, and Human Resources collectively total 24 employees. Smaller specialist groups in Consulting, Legal, Risk & Compliance, and Other roles round out the organization.
Engineering
79
Sales and Support
38
Marketing and Product
21
Business Management
9
Finance and Administration
8
Human Resources
7
Consulting
7
Legal
2
Risk, Safety, Compliance
1
Other
2
Modern Treasury’s workforce is distributed across more than 20 cities, yet a significant share remains concentrated on the West Coast. Roughly 70 employees are based in San Francisco, the company’s headquarters, while New York hosts 25 staff members. Secondary hubs include Chicago, Seattle, Austin, Denver, San Diego, and Boulder, each with fewer than 10 employees. An additional 50 team members work remotely or in other locations, underscoring the company’s flexible approach to talent placement.
San Francisco, CA
70
New York, NY
25
Chicago, IL
9
Seattle, WA
5
Austin, TX
3
Denver, CO
4
San Diego, CA
3
Boulder, CO
3
Atlanta, GA
2
Other
50
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