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OneApp

Software Engineer, Banking

United States (Remote) (Remote)$130k–$190kfulltimemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

OnePay is seeking a Software Engineer to enhance their consumer fintech platform, which aims to simplify financial management for users. The role involves developing new features, ensuring a smooth mobile user experience, and tackling complex challenges related to financial data.

What you'll do

  • Design and implement scalable features for a growing customer base
  • Collaborate with team members to produce high-quality code
  • Maintain clear documentation for remote collaboration
  • Address complex challenges involving financial data and real-time transactions

What they're looking for

  • 4+ years in user-facing applications or backend services
  • Experience with mobile applications, preferably React Native
  • Strong communication and collaborative skills
  • Proactive problem-solving attitude
  • Familiarity with Node, TypeScript, and microservices architecture

Benefits

  • Competitive salary and stock options
  • Health benefits starting on Day 1
  • 401(k) plan with company match
  • Flexible remote work and time off
  • Opportunities for professional growth
  • Inclusive and mission-driven company culture
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OneApp

OneApp builds a consumer fintech platform offering financial services like cash advances and banking transactions, backed by Walmart. The company is hiring software engineers, frontend engineers, mobile engineers, and support engineers to develop scalable, mobile-first financial products and customer-facing applications.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a mobile or user-facing application you shipped at scale. What were the key technical challenges and how did you handle them?
  • Describe your experience with React Native or similar cross-platform frameworks. How would you approach building a feature for iOS, Android, and web simultaneously?