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Kikoff

Software Engineer - Recent Grad

San FranciscoFrom $165kfull-timeentryAdded today

About this role

Kikoff, a profitable pre-IPO fintech startup, seeks a recent graduate or junior software engineer to join their growing team building financial security products. You'll work alongside experienced founders in a fast-paced environment using Ruby on Rails, React, and Flutter to impact millions of users.

What you'll do

  • Develop backend services using Ruby on Rails and AWS infrastructure
  • Build frontend features with ReactJS or mobile apps with Flutter
  • Collaborate with product and design teams on consumer-facing fintech features
  • Write clean, maintainable code and participate in code reviews
  • Contribute to early-stage product development and zero-to-one initiatives
  • Own features end-to-end with a focus on craftsmanship and quality

What they're looking for

  • Ruby on Rails
  • ReactJS or Flutter
  • AWS or cloud infrastructure
  • Computer science fundamentals
  • Full-stack development
  • RESTful API design
  • Git and version control
  • Problem-solving and debugging

Benefits

  • Competitive base salary of $165,000
  • Fast personal and career growth in fintech
  • Work with serial entrepreneurs and experienced leadership
  • Consumer product impact reaching millions of users
  • Pre-IPO equity opportunity
  • Collaborative startup culture with strong team bonds
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Kikoff

Kikoff is a fintech startup that builds financial products and internal AI-powered tooling to support its operations. The company is hiring for systems engineering and infrastructure roles to manage its SaaS stack, identity systems, endpoint security, and automation workflows.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a project where you built a feature end-to-end—what was your biggest challenge?
  • How do you approach learning a new technology or framework when you're unfamiliar with it?