We are currently expanding and looking for product-oriented Senior Engineers (Fullstack) who have a passion for building products that provide seamless customer experience.

You will work to design, build, and support many of the core systems powering StashAway software and user experience, working either in our Financial Products domain (building new and maintaining existing investment products, working on product discovery and investor guidance flows, and building internal tooling for portfolio management), or our Onboarding and Account Lifecycle domain (driving conversion from sign-up to investor through a delightful onboarding experience, handling complex region-specific regulatory requirements for period account review, and building internal tooling for our customer experience and operations team to manage users).

Being part of StashAway's Engineering team, you will build end-to-end product features that you are confident deliver delightful user experiences. You will need to leverage the entire technology stack to realise these goals and will be part of a team that is constantly tackling difficult questions of scale, architecture, and interaction.

Your contribution to a dynamic Engineering team allows you to be exposed to a variety of concepts and technologies. You will enjoy being able to have a direct impact on StashAway's internationalisation plans, and the development of features and new investment products.

Do check out StashAway's Engineering blog to learn more about the technology we use, the challenges we face, and the solutions we deliver!

Responsibilities

• Work across the stack to build efficient, scalable, and robust solutions, primarily using Typescript, Node.js, React/React Native, and Go.
• Work in a collaborative agile environment alongside engineers, product managers, designers, and business stakeholders, to maintain a high bar for delivering high-quality code and fast-paced product value
• Maintain and contribute to our internal standards for style, maintainability, and best practices, through code review, brown-bags, and tooling
• Seek out blockers to our efficiency as a team (e.g. technical debt, DX, processes), and propose solutions that can enable the team to iterate faster