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  • Across the country, pizza is made by people who care about craft, history, and culture, and we created Slice to connect those proud makers with customers who are just as passionate about their pizza.

  • In order to do this you will strive to bring the best local and regional pizzerias on to Slice’s platform via outside sales.

  • Check out a few awards we ve recently won for our workplace and culture: Inc., Crain's, Builtin Slice is an Equal Opportunity Employer and is committed to building an inclusive environment for people of all backgrounds and everyone is encouraged to apply.

  • This encompasses multiple large products that are key to Slice's mission and business, including our owner's management portal, order review system, and point of sale software, as well as several other exciting products that have yet to be announced.

  • They dig deeper, sooner in the planning process, taking data from decision-stage buyers and using it to inform how they market at all stages of the sales funnel for B2C, B2B, and DTC businesses.

Headquarters:Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Slice is an Indian financial technology company, based in Bangalore. Founded in 2016, Slice is an app-based credit card challenger in India. The company's wholly-owned subsidiary, Quadrillion Finance Private Limited, has a non-banking financial company license from the Reserve Bank of India.
Opened:January 2016
Employees number:450 (2021)

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