Coinbase26 days ago

Старший разработчик ПО (frontend) — команда Coinbase Card

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Remote - USA

Responsibilities

  • 01Own end-to-end frontend development for core crypto money movement experiences, including send, receive, and transaction status tracking across web and mobile
  • 02Drive measurable improvements in CUJ latency, availability, and SLOs for the payment flows you own
  • 03Build new user-facing features - such as contact management systems and real-time transaction status trackers
  • 04Partner with product, design, and backend engineering to scope, prioritize, and ship projects that reduce CX contact rates and improve the customer experience
  • 05Identify and resolve frontend performance bottlenecks across payment flows, reducing end-to-end latency and improving reliability for millions of users

Requirements

  • 015+ years of software engineering experience with deep expertise in React and React Native
  • 02Proven track record of shipping consumer-facing products end-to-end in a high-scale environment, with a focus on performance, reliability, and user experience
  • 03Experience owning SLOs and driving measurable improvements in latency and availability for user-facing flows
  • 04Demonstrated ability to mentor junior engineers and operate as a senior technical voice on a team of mixed levels
  • 05Utilizes generative AI responsibly, maintaining human oversight to deliver business-ready outputs and drive measurable improvements in workflow efficiency, cost, and quality

What we offer

  • 01Base salary varies by location
  • 02Annual base salary range (excluding equity and bonus): $186,065 — $218,900 USD
  • 03Total compensation may also include equity and bonus eligibility, and benefits (medical, dental, vision, 401(k))
  • 04Remote-first company with quarterly in-person working sessions called 'surges'