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CA$65–80K / year · Montréal, Quebec, CA
SweetTech builds cloud-native AI infrastructure for commercial and agricultural lenders, offering AI loan origination, automated document collection, digital servicing portals and capital-markets tooling.
Sweet Technologies, formerly LandJourney, builds native AI infrastructure for commercial lenders. Its cloud-native software addresses a segment long underserved by technology: banks and lending institutions whose loan-production processes remain document-heavy and manually intensive. The company's platform combines AI-powered loan origination, automated document collection, white-labeled digital servicing portals and capital-markets tooling, and is reported to help lenders double loan-production efficiency.
Two products carry the offering. SweetAg is an all-in-one platform for agricultural lenders; the same technology is offered more broadly to commercial lenders under the SweetTech name. Within a year of launch the company signed, among others, one of the largest independent agricultural lenders in the United States and the largest cooperative client in the nation. The platform is SOC 2 Type II compliant with bank-level security, and automates regulatory reporting including CFPB Section 1071 requirements.
The company is headquartered in Boulder, Colorado, with engineering teams in Boulder and Montreal. It has raised $7.4M and plans team expansion alongside a 2026 funding raise. Engineering work spans AI/ML, cloud-native software development, automated compliance and secure financial infrastructure.
SweetTech describes itself as mission-driven, with a stated focus on underserved agricultural finance and a genuine interest in the people it builds for: farmers, business owners and the lenders who serve them. The company cites strong work ethic, grit, humbleness and humour among its values.