Frontend Developer
orbis groupNew York (NY)
About the role
React Engineers in NYC, fancy building products used by millions? I'm working with a fast-growing consumer fintech that's transforming how people earn rewards from where they live. They're expanding their engineering team and looking for Front End Engineers across mid-level, Senior and Staff, with strong React experience. The product spans payments, rewards, credit and commerce, with millions of users and a growing ecosystem of consumer-facing features. Here's what makes the opportunity interesting 👇Rather than working on a single feature or maintaining an existing product, you'll have the chance to build and improve experiences across a growing web application, working closely with product and engineering teams.💻 The tech stack: React | TypeScript | JavaScript | Redux | Next.js🛠️ What you'll be doing: Building new user-facing features across the web application Improving performance, scalability and the overall user experience Writing clean, testable code and taking ownership of quality Working closely with backend engineers on API design and integration Contributing to technical decisions and improving existing architecture Who would suit this? Someone who is strong in React, TypeScript and modern frontend development. You'll enjoy working in a fast-paced environment, have good product instincts and want to make a tangible impact on what gets built.💰 $160k–$210k base + equity + annual bonus📍 Manhattan, NYC | 5 days onsite The team is hiring across multiple levels, so there's room to find the right fit based on your experience. Interested, or know someone who might be?
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