About Treasury Prime
The pandemic has revolutionized sending and receiving digital payments, and Treasury Prime plays a lead role in that transformation. The Treasury Prime team builds cutting-edge API technology that connects fintech companies, small businesses, and community banks to help them provide innovative financial products to their customers. Treasury Prime is backed by Deciens Capital, Nyca Partners, QED Investors, SaaStr Fund, Susa Ventures, and Y Combinator.
We are a high-growth small company of ~45 people with a unique culture of mutual respect and a supportive environment. Tearsheet named Treasury Prime the Best Banking Service Company in 2021.
If you're a go-getter passionate about making an impact in the API banking technology space and Treasury Prime's mission, we want to hear from you!
Position Overview
We're looking for Senior Frontend Software Engineers who can play a critical role in developing the UX our bank and fintech customers use daily. Your work will be the first thing new users see, and the essential tool bankers and developers depend on daily to know exactly what's happening with their money and customers.
We're replacing the decades-old mainframe software that has hamstrung banks, making it difficult or impossible for fintech developers to build great products. Treasury Prime is the best way for banks to modernize their software stack and for fintech developers to find the best bank partner and get to market fast. Currently, we are using Clojure, React/Remix on the front end, Postgres database, and hosted on AWS & Vercel. We understand that many technologies are translatable; more importantly, we want passionate developers with a zest for knowledge and innovation!
What You'll Do
- Design, build, and maintain our frontend web user interfaces
- Debug production issues across services and multiple levels of the stack
- Work collaboratively across the company to launch new features
- Improve engineering standards, tooling, and processes
What You'll Have
- Have ~5+ years of experience shipping high-quality products
- Enjoy and have experience building web frontends (Vue, Ember, Angular, React, etc.)
- Comfort using Figma to establish design systems and explore new product concepts
- Be able to communicate complex ideas simply and effectively
- Thrive in a fast-paced start-up environment and are excited to create new things
- Hold yourself to a high bar and go the extra mile to build excellent products
While these are not hard requirements for the job, the best candidates will likely meet many of these criteria.
We look forward to hearing from you!
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