Lead front-end blockchain (H/F)

This company develop a platform used by over 1,000 Web 3.0 companies like AAVE, The Sandbox, and Maker to manage their B2B crypto payments. Managing crypto payments is an administrative nightmare for businesses.

The app solves that with thoughtful features like a dashboard showing all your invoices and their on-chain payment statuses, paying hundreds of invoices to different wallets in a few clicks, scheduling recurring invoices, and more.

ORGANIZATION

• One product team of 8 developers and 1 product manager, 1 product designer (joining soon) and one growth hacker (joining soon)
• Blockchain developers and full-stack developers work hand-in-hand, with the same rhythm
• Sprints are 2 wweeks long and we deploy new versions many times a week
• Hierarchy is very flat, individual scopes are very dynamic based on everyone’s skills and wills

• You will be the owner of the front-end and your responsibility is to make it scalable, performant and maintainable.
• You will be able to change our front-end methods and architecture
• Your participation in sprints is two-fold: 1/ implement front-end tasks and 2/ plan the work for continuous improvement
• For both features and refactoring, you will take full end-to-end ownership, including testing and release
• Participate in architecturing the backend for front-end
• Place our web3 UX to a top-level for onboarding and payments

Bonus

• Make the app mobile-friendly
• Build reusable components for easy integration of the Request API by partners.

• Competitive salary
• Healthcare
• Full remote

• At least 5 years of experience in front-end development
• Strong knowledge of modern JavaScript/ES6 and React.js
• Strong knowledge of Typescript
• Experience with A/B testing
• Experience with front-end error management
• Experience in continuous deployment of front-end applications used by thousands of users
• Comfortable designing, implementing and maintaining large scale frontend applications
• Autonomous and out-of-the-box thinker
• Optional: experience with typical web3 UX challenges