Chime Financial, Inc
Software Engineer, Financial Platform
About this role
Join Chime as a Software Engineer to build a new financial platform serving millions of members. You'll design and deploy secure, scalable components while ensuring high performance and reliability through rigorous testing and agile methodologies.
What you'll do
- Design, develop, test, and deploy financial platform components
- Build secure, reliable, and high-performance APIs and infrastructure
- Collaborate with infrastructure teams to optimize production systems
- Write thoroughly tested code and conduct quality assurance
- Execute agile methodologies and test-driven development practices
- Participate in on-call rotation to respond to production incidents
What they're looking for
- Go programming (required)
- Backend development (Ruby, Java, Python preferred)
- Payment processing systems
- AWS or cloud platform experience
- Test-driven development and rigorous testing approach
- NoSQL databases
- CI/CD environments
- Large-scale production system architecture
Benefits
- Competitive base salary ($133,000–$184,000)
- Performance bonus
- Equity package
- Health and wellness benefits
- Multiple office locations (New York, San Francisco, Seattle)
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Chime Financial, Inc
Chime Financial, Inc builds financial products and services for millions of members, including earned wage access, instant loans, and membership features. The company is hiring full-stack engineers, backend service developers, trust and safety engineers, and ML platform engineers to build scalable systems powering member engagement, risk management, lending, and financial transactions.
View all jobs at Chime Financial, IncLikely interview questions
- Can you walk us through your experience with Go and describe a significant backend system you built or contributed to using it?
- Tell us about your experience with payment processing systems. What challenges did you face and how did you ensure reliability and security?