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Monzo ищет опытного бэкенд-инженера для поддержки и разработки части продукта банковских сервисов. Вы будете работать в кросс-функциональной команде с менеджерами продуктов, дизайнерами и инженерами, заниматься устойчивостью систем и обработкой данных для улучшения результатов клиентов.
Вакансия предполагает гибкий график, возможность удалённой работы по всей Великобритании, поддержку миграции и визовую спонсорскую помощь.
Описание: Monzo is a UK financial services company offering personal and business bank accounts, joint accounts, accounts for young people, credit cards, savings, investments, and pension consolidation. Its mission is to simplify banking, solve customers’ financial problems, and improve their lives.
Задачи: Build and support a particular part of Monzo; Collaborate across disciplines to test hypotheses and improve customer outcomes; Work in a squad alongside product managers, marketers, user researchers, designers, mobile engineers, web engineers, data analysts, business analysts, and writers; Work with distributed systems and write resilient software.
Требования: Strong experience working on the backend of a technology product; Product mindset with a focus on customer outcomes and data-informed decisions; Comfortable working in a team that deals with ambiguity; Interested in distributed systems and resilient software; Experience with strongly typed languages such as Go, Java, C, or Scala; No formal qualifications or degree requirements; Nice to have: Interest in building a product used every day and enthusiasm for the work Monzo is doing.
Условия: Relocation support to the UK is available; Visa sponsorship is available; Flexible working hours; Part-time work can be arranged where possible; Learning budget of £1,000 a year for books, training courses, and conferences; Equity and benefits are included; The role can be based in the London office or remotely across the UK, with ad hoc meetings in London.