You really don't want to be here! - Anonymous employee Arixa Capital Employee Review

Arixa is just subprime lending on an institutional debt fund scale, glazed over with a lot of marketing (hellooo YouTube videos with drone shots and slow-mo site walks - as if Arixa has any idea what is happening on its properties) . You only have to look at those interest rates to know what Arixa is about. Many of the staff are like the borrowers: unqualified and rageful. These aren't people you want to work with and you won't learn anything. Ask how many have quant backgrounds, and then ask how many have past careers as actors, producers, artists, singers, and writers. Glassdoor doesn't let you name names apart from the very top principals so I can't provide specifics, but just use Google or IMDB to get their actual resumes. They love the razzle dazzle of creating an illusion, which is actually quite perfect for Arixa.  I know these are tough times in real estate job hunting but really, keep moving and find something else. Arixa can only palter for so long. Once investors walk, the company folds. Arixa probably won't exist next year.