Frontend Engineer II — Remote & API-Driven UI

Affirm; Raleigh (NC); On-site; USD 146,000 - 206,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health coverage

Flexible Spending Wallets

Paid time off

Employee stock purchase plan

Job summary

Affirm is a remote-first company redefining credit to be honest and friendly for consumers in the United States. The Front-End Engineer role sits in the Marketplace and App Experience domain, collaborating across mobile and web teams to deliver across product experiences such as the Home hub and related journeys.

You will collaborate with product management, design and analytics to ideate, articulate constraints, and make trade-offs while delivering reliable, well-tested code across APIs and

Qualifications

• 1.5+ years of software engineer experience.
• Experience shipping web apps with declarative UI frameworks (React/Vue).
• Experience shipping mobile apps with React Native.
• Experience designing, developing and launching APIs at scale (Kotlin or Python).
• Ability to translate simple problems into multi-component solutions with well-tested, extensible code.

Responsibilities

• Break down large projects into tasks and deliver in phases.
• Collaborate with product management, design & analytics in ideation and trade-offs.
• Maintain team artifacts, metrics, on-call readiness and “keeping the lights on.”
• Engage in growth and development activities, including interview participation.

Skills

React or Vue

React Native

Kotlin or Python

API design

Code reviews

Ownership & growth

Communication

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent

Job description

Affirm is a remote-first company redefining credit to be honest and friendly for consumers in the United States. The Front-End Engineer role sits in the Marketplace and App Experience domain, collaborating across mobile and web teams to deliver across product experiences such as the Home hub and related journeys.

You will collaborate with product management, design and analytics to ideate, articulate constraints, and make trade-offs while delivering reliable, well-tested code across APIs and