What will you do
The banking team within Spendesk is in charge of everything thing related to money. From generating virtual cards, to making wire transfer, or maintaining balance for customer accounts. This critical part of the software requires secure and reliable solutions.
Your work is to develop and maintain the API that offers banking service within Spendesk, and the backoffice that allows internal auditor to operate the banking platform. We expect engineers to be able to work on every part of the feature, specs, technical design, development, testing, documentation, and maintenance.
You will be part of one of the 2 squads (4 Developers per squad) that hates the comfort zone, moves fast and deals with trade-offs all the time. Money doesn’t allow approximation, in the banking squad we don’t compromise over quality.
Finally, your job is not only about writing code, we are looking for great team player. As money is at the heart of our system, you’ll get to work closely with anyone across the company and every decision you’ll make may have a huge impact.

Our stack

• Typescript
• Node.js for our backend and banking applications
• React/Redux on the frontend of the backoffice.
• PostgreSQL for data storage, Redis and SQS for jobs and queues
• Terraform to define our infrastructure
• AWS to run all of this
• Github actions for CI.

• At least 4+ years of experience in back-end development with respect to state-of-the-art practices
• Strong experience in designing distributed and secure systems
• Knowledge of modern JavaScript/ES6
• Experience with NodeJS on large scale backend applications
• Good knowledge in micro-services architectures
• Good knowledge in relational databases concepts and SQL
• Good knowledge in designing, building and maintaining APIs
• Comfortable with DevOps aspects
• Autonomy, fast-learning and proactiveness
• Good knowledge on testing best practices
• You are a DOER: “tomorrow” is not part of your vocabulary. You get shit done!
• You don’t compromise over quality: you always test what you implement.