Role overview

Checkout.com powers digital payments for over one billion shoppers globally, processing more than 10 billion transactions yearly for companies like eBay, Spotify, Uber, and Sony. As a Frontend Software Engineer, you will work within a multifunctional team alongside Product and Design colleagues to build and maintain user interfaces for Checkout.com’s merchant-facing products and services.

Key responsibilities

Design, develop, test, and deploy frontend software solutions that serve merchant users across multiple touchpoints.
Collaborate with Product and Design teams to ideate and build user interfaces that deliver optimal experiences for merchants.
Implement and maintain features using React and TypeScript, adhering to best practices and architectural standards.
Define project priorities, manage deadlines, and ensure high-quality deliverables within your team’s scope.
Maintain and enhance existing software solutions, taking ownership of reliability and performance.
Contribute to a culture of continuous improvement through code reviews, testing practices, and knowledge sharing with multidisciplinary colleagues.

Requirements

Proficient in React and TypeScript, with the ability to implement and maintain features with limited guidance while following best practices.
Strong understanding of object-oriented programming concepts and SOLID principles in practical application.
Solid knowledge of HTTP and RESTful design patterns.
Working knowledge of Continuous Integration and Deployment workflows.
Familiarity with modern software development practices, with security considerations built into your design approach.
Excellent communication skills and ability to work effectively across multidisciplinary teams.
Demonstrated focus on customer needs, accessibility, and user experience in your development work.

What makes this role worth considering

You’ll join a fast-moving fintech company with 20 offices across six continents, where your work directly impacts billions of transactions. The role offers a hybrid working arrangement with three days per week in London’s office, providing flexibility while maintaining team collaboration and connection.