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Full Stack Engineer

San Francisco, CA

Valora Inc’s mission is to unlock access to financial opportunity so everyone can create and share value without barriers. We believe every person should have access to the information, education, and tools needed to build wealth. When everyone has the potential to prosper, our world will be a more supportive and interconnected place.

The engineering team at Valora Inc is focused on making blockchain and cryptocurrency systems accessible to anyone with a mobile device.  Our flagship product, named Valora, is a mobile financial application built on top of the Celo blockchain network. Achieving our goal requires implementing solutions across the blockchain technical stack. We’re looking to hire a full-stack engineer that is excited to impact our users by contributing across the stack.

The engineering team works across mobile, cloud, and blockchain platforms. Valora is written using React Native and we code heavily in TypeScript.  We leverage cloud providers (e.g., Google Cloud) to deploy and host backend API implementations and implement smart contracts supporting Valora in Solidity.  Much of our work is open source, including Valora (https://github.com/valora-inc/wallet). Although we are invested in specific technologies, we care more about a growth mindset and excitement around learning than experience with specific tools.

We are a remote-friendly team, looking for someone who aligns to US or Central European time zones.

You will

  • Design and implement features end-to-end across our technology stack.
  • Participate in data-informed discussions to prioritize what problems we solve next and how we solve them.
  • Work with Product and Marketing partners to launch end-user features you help build.
  • Grow your engineering skills and help others on the team do the same by participating in design reviews and code reviews, and learning about technical developments in the mobile and blockchain spaces.

You have

  • 4+ years of experience as a software engineer.
  • Experience implementing production-level applications.
  • Excitement around learning and developing new skills.
  • An ability to work effectively in a globally distributed team.
  • Bonus: experience with controlled experimentation (e.g., AB split tests)

Salary Range: In compliance with the California Pay Transparency Law, the base salary range for this role is between $135,000 and $180,000 in San Francisco. This range is not inclusive of our equity package. When determining a candidate's compensation, we consider a number of factors including skillset, experience, job scope and current market data.

 

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