• If you get excited about solving technical challenges that directly impact our customers, and the rest of the Gemini team, we’d love to hear from you
• At least 1+ years of software engineering experience
• Advanced proficiency in at least one language. We mostly use React and Typescript on the frontend – it’s great if you’re comfortable in those or if you’re willing to learn
• The ability to work closely across teams and manage dependencies
• A customer and product-focused mindset, with the ability to make well-reasoned tradeoffs between speed and quality
• The ability to adapt and handle multiple competing priorities in collaboration with peers

Desirable

• As an engineer on our frontend web team, you’ll architect and solve complex problems that will directly influence the direction of the credit card space
• There's a wide range of challenges to tackle – from ensuring the secure handling of millions of dollars worth of customer transactions, to developing innovative new credit card features, to optimizing our API response times to enhance the customer experience
• We have a strong culture of code reviews, and a focus on security, with the end goal of writing and shipping high-quality code by getting things right the first time
• As we scale and grow our business, we are committed to building the best credit card products in the industry
• Develop new products and features for the Gemini Credit Card web page
• Write and maintain tests to ensure the functionality and accuracy of new product features
• Provide technical input to the planning, design, and requirements processes for new products and features
• Review and provide feedback on code from other software engineers, focusing on correctness, effectiveness, style, and security within the credit card domain
• Improve the performance, maintainability, and operational efficiency of the Gemini codebase through refactoring and upgrades, ensuring alignment with the latest design systems and industry standards
• Support your team’s production software by responding to an occasional alert or bug report