Sista ansökningsdag 2026-12-15
Senior React Native Engineer
Anyfin is building the next generation of consumer finance. We’re profitable, scaling quickly and now operating with a banking license which opens up a lot of technical complexity. We’re looking for a senior react native engineer who enjoys moving fast, taking real ownership and building things that actually have an impact. We work from the office because we think it makes us better, especially at this stage. If that sounds like your kind of environment, keep reading. Because honestly, it’s not a role for everyone. Small team, high responsibility We hire carefully. We’re not a company that grows by adding headcount everywhere, we grow by keeping the bar high and building a team where every person matters. This isn’t a place where you disappear into a big org. If you join, you’ll have real influence on what we build and how we build it. What you’ll do You’ll take a leading role in building and evolving our mobile applications across iOS and Android. Building and shipping new mobile features in React Native. Designing reusable components and scalable mobile architecture. Collaborating closely with design to deliver polished, accessible user interfaces. Integrating with our GraphQL APIs to power seamless user experiences. Making architectural decisions that improve performance, maintainability and developer experience. Running experiments and iterating on features to improve user engagement and retention. Writing and maintaining automated tests to ensure reliability across releases. Mentoring other engineers and helping raise the bar for mobile development. Tech stack: Mobile: React Native, TypeScript, Apollo Client (GraphQL) Backend you'll work closely with: Node.js/Express, GraphQL Federation, PostgreSQL, Redis Infrastructure: GCP, Kubernetes, GitHub Actions Product tooling: Storybook, GrowthBook How we think about building We’re pragmatic. We like speed, but we also care about building things that last. AI is already part of how we build and not an
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