React Native Engineer

Note: During July most of us is away, so expect longer response times. Most realistically by mid August we will start responding. But feel free to apply now.

Gimi

We're a small team building the financial infrastructure banks use to teach kids and teens how to handle money — real accounts, real payments, real habits. As a React Native Engineer you'd be joining our mobile team at a point where the work is concrete and shipping fast: right now that means our end-to-end allowance system — the weekly pocket money flow that runs for thousands of families, from parent setup to the ledger that tracks every transfer.

What you'd actually be doing

• Building and shipping features in our React Native app — not just maintaining, actual new product surface
• Working closely with the person next to you (product, design, or another engineer) rather than waiting for a spec to land
• Making real calls on tradeoffs — e.g. when an edge case in a recurring payment flow breaks, deciding how much complexity to absorb quietly vs. surface to the user
• Using AI tools as a core part of how you build — from scoping to shipping — not as an occasional shortcut
• Writing code your teammates can pick up without you needing to explain it in Slack afterward

What We're Looking For

• You've shipped real React Native apps to production — show us, don't just tell us (a GitHub link, an app you've worked on, whatever proves it)
• You're comfortable with JS/TypeScript and can hold your own around Node
• You already build with AI tools day to day and have a real opinion on where they help and where they don't — this matters more to us than most other lines on this list
• You can explain a technical decision you made and why, including one you'd make differently now

Nice to have

• Native iOS or Android experience
• CI/CD experience
• Firebase
• Fintech, or any regulated/compliance-heavy industry

To apply

Skip the generic cover letter — instead, tell us about a bug or technical problem you found genuinely satisfying to solve, and what made it hard.

Note: During July most of us is away, so expect longer response times. Most realistically by mid August we will start responding. But feel free to apply now.