Remote Frontend Engineer (React/Next.js) Build Fintech UI

Openkrill; United States; Remote; USD 90,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stock option plan — four-year vesting

Fully remote work with core hours 13:0

Company-provided tools and equipment

Job summary

Salmon is a remote-friendly fintech company building a banking and lending platform across Southeast Asia, starting in the Philippines. You will build interfaces and a shared component library powering multiple Salmon products, with focus on performance, accessibility, and reliability.

As part of a globally distributed, hybrid-first team, you will collaborate with design, backend, and platform teams, ship features end-to-end, and contribute to a scalable frontend ecosystem using React, Next.js,

Qualifications

• Experience with React and TypeScript.
• Strong knowledge of Next.js fundamentals (SSR, ISR, routing).
• Proficiency with Redux Toolkit and RTK Query.
• Familiarity with component-driven development and design systems.
• Understanding of web performance and testing best practices.

Responsibilities

• Build interfaces and shared components in React/Next.js across multiple products.
• Collaborate with design, backend, and platform teams to ship features end-to-end.
• Integrate frontend apps with REST/GraphQL using generated typings.
• Optimize rendering performance and bundle size for better UX.
• Write unit and integration tests; participate in code reviews and best practices.

Skills

React

TypeScript

Next.js

Redux Toolkit

RTK Query

Design system

Web performance

Testing

Tools

Webpack

Vite

Job description

Salmon is a remote-friendly fintech company building a banking and lending platform across Southeast Asia, starting in the Philippines. You will build interfaces and a shared component library powering multiple Salmon products, with focus on performance, accessibility, and reliability.

As part of a globally distributed, hybrid-first team, you will collaborate with design, backend, and platform teams, ship features end-to-end, and contribute to a scalable frontend ecosystem using React, Next.js,