OANDA | React Native Software Engineer | Toronto, ON, Canada | REMOTE | ONSITE | jobs.oanda.com
We’re hiring!
I'm looking for a Software Engineer with experience delivering React Native mobile applications. You’ll be joining an engineering team tasked with moving our Android and iOS trading apps to React Native, enabling us to deliver customer value faster and more frequently. Your contribution will impact thousands of customers who trade billions of dollars in volume every day.
About us
OANDA is a world leader in online forex trading and currency services. We’re an innovator in computer engineering and financial modelling that provides Internet-based forex trading and currency information services to everyone, from individuals to large corporations; portfolio managers to financial institutions. Our guiding principles are honesty, helpfulness and kindness.
As a company, we look for developers and creative professionals who are driven to be the best at their craft to join us on our mission to be the world’s currency authority. If you have your own side projects, contribute to open source software, code on the weekend for fun, participate in Hack-a-thons and are passionate about what you do, we want you!
TL;DR
We care about writing and maintaining high quality, modular, testable code. We create high performant systems with sub-millisecond execution time. We strive to provide a meaningful user experience. We take pride in holding to a high standard of ethics, working closely with regulators across the globe. We treat customers fairly, how we ourselves would want to be treated. We provide an environment for people to grow in their career and create their own opportunities. Ultimately, we’ve created a platform that our customers actually want to use, and this drives us to make it even better.
We have free coffee, drinks, snacks, catered meals, a games room, perkopolis deals, training allowance, a retirement savings program and a comprehensive benefits package.
Please apply through jobs.oanda.com
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