TL;DR

React Native Developer (Fintech): Building and optimizing complex mobile applications for a financial operating system with an accent on mobile development best practices, CI/CD, and software architecture. Focus on scaling the %hirify_global% application from thousands to millions of customers and contributing to cross-team initiatives.

Location: Remote from anywhere in Europe. If based in France, can work from the office in Paris.

Company

%hirify_global% is one of the fastest growing Fintechs in France, building a financial Operating System for European SMEs and accountants.

What you will do

Participate in the discovery phase of projects with product managers and mobile designers.
Design, build, test, and release features to production.
Support customers by monitoring and fixing issues in production.
Improve mobile developer experience, CI/CD, and best practices.
Scale the %hirify_global% application to millions of customers.
Take ownership and gain responsibilities on features and projects.

Requirements

At least 4 years of commercial experience with React or React Native.
At least 3 years of commercial experience with mobile development.
Strong experience building complex mobile apps in a context of scale.
Customer-first mindset and ability to prioritize well.
Fluent in English (C1).

Culture & Benefits

Remote work culture from anywhere in Europe.
Company shares included in compensation package.
Budget for home office setup and monthly coworking allowance.
Access to Gymlib for fitness and wellness activities in Europe.
Access to Busuu for language learning (English/French).
Latest Apple equipment.
Vibrant social community with sports, afterwork drinks, and company seminars.
For France-based: 10 additional days off, lunch credits (Swile card), great healthcare cover (Alan Blue).

Hiring process

General chat with Tech Recruiter (30 min).
Test-home assignment + debriefing session with two engineers (60 min).
Final discussion with one of our Tech Co-Founders and one of our Senior Engineering Managers (1h).