(Junior) Frontend Engineer — Broker (Fintech)

Location: Munich, Bavaria, Germany; hybrid workplace

Company

hirify.global operates a digital investment and banking platform serving clients across Europe, including brokerage, wealth management, savings plans, loans, and private equity products.

What you will do

• Implement features across web applications by translating designs and specifications into high-quality user interfaces.
• Build Broker features with TypeScript, React, Next.js, and Apollo GraphQL.
• Collaborate with engineers, product managers, and designers to make complex investment topics more accessible.
• Review features from the user's perspective, identify usability issues, and suggest improvements.
• Own features appropriate to your experience and grow responsibility across the development lifecycle.
• Write clean, testable, documented code while contributing to quality, security, maintainability, testing, CI/CD, and web performance.

Requirements

• University degree in computer science, engineering, or a related field, or a comparable qualification.
• Hands-on experience building web interfaces through studies, training, internships, employment, or personal projects; depth and independence are assessed against the role level.
• Good understanding of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and core programming concepts.
• Familiarity with React and interest in developing skills in TypeScript, Next.js, and GraphQL; experience with every listed technology is not required.
• Strong motivation to learn, ask questions, understand new concepts, and apply feedback.
• Analytical thinking and interest in technical and product-related problems.
• Interest in user experience, attention to detail, and understanding the user's perspective.
• Good communication skills and openness to collaboration, feedback, and learning from others.
• Professional proficiency in English required. Previous fintech experience is not required.

Culture & Benefits

• Hybrid work in Munich within the Engineering department.
• Collaborative environment involving engineers, product managers, designers, code reviews, and technical discussions.
• Support from colleagues while responsibility grows across the development lifecycle.
• Continuous development through feedback, collaboration, and learning modern frontend practices.