Position: Software engineer for an US-based fintech product company
Company: Relay Payments
Category: Golang
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper
Published: 2021-10-01T00:00:00+03:00

As a software engineer at Relay you’ll be responsible for building the next generation payments network. You’ll help fleet managers get visibility into spending and perform accurate accounting, you’ll build fast and reliable systems that keep logistics industry running. You’ll sweat the details to create an amazing user experience that is intuitive and performant for multiple stakeholders in the lifecycle of a transaction.
 
We’re looking for ambitious team members who share our values and are ready to think bigger! 

What makes a great fit:
 
 * 3+ years of software engineering experience
 * Experience leading large projects/initiatives on a team
 * Experience mentoring other engineers - thoughtful feedback in code reviews, helping with problem/solution discovery
 * You might prefer working on the backend or frontend, but are comfortable working across the stack to deliver solutions end to end.
 * Experience building and consuming APIs
 * You strongly value automated testing and implementing good testing practices
 * Experience architecting solutions to problems in a thoughtful way - limiting the number of technologies, ability to justify decisions, and can articulate tradeoffs well.
 * Experience working closely with product managers and designers
 * Strong customer empathy and desire to deliver a high-quality user experience
 * Familiarity with parts of our stack

Our stack: GoLang, PostgreSQL, Docker, AWS, React, React Native, git

Why Relay Payments:
 * This is an amazing opportunity to join an explosively growing start-up on the “ground floor”
 * Work directly with the US-based company
 * Full-time remote with flexible hours
 * We treat you like an adult with our “Be Reasonable” PTO policy
 * This is an amazing opportunity to be part of our entrepreneurial, people-first, high-performance culture!
 * And lots, lots more!