Access Fintech is an innovative risk management service for banks and buyside firms. The service helps firms track the trade lifecycle and get a true sense of prioritized risk, across an increasing number of systems. Access Fintech brings together Fintech providers and in-house technology, orchestrating the interaction of the distributed providers and creating a single visual display of the risk of financial transactions in a global sharable view.

Read about us at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/access-fintech/.

As a Frontend developer at Access Fintech, you will use modern web technologies to develop our core application, with a primary focus on building great user experiences. We care about best practices, stability, and performance, so encourage writing tests and using automation to keep us on target and efficient.

As we are a small team, your experience and skills will be vital to improving our codebase, and you will have the opportunity to contribute across our entire stack, from our design system to our CI/CD pipelines.

Responsibilities:

• Craft beautiful user interfaces with React/Typescript.
• Pragmatic approach to development using principles like DRY, YAGNI, and KISS.
• Own the quality of your output with a strong emphasis on unit and integration testing.
• Work closely with product teams to refine requirements and reduce complexity where possible.
• Collaborate with backend teams to suggest GraphQL schemas and debug issues.
  
  

Requirements:

• 5+ years of application development in high-performance teams.
• Strong testing experience.
• Demonstrable experience in owning and delivering features end-to-end.
• Excellent communication with technical and non-technical stakeholders.
• Expert in HTML, CSS, es6+ Javascript, and React.
• Experience with GraphQL.
• Fluent in English and Hebrew (speaking and writing).
  
  

Advantages:

• Experience with AG Grid.
• Experience with visualization libraries e.g. d3, visx.
• Experience with data-rich applications.
• A true agile practitioner.
• An eye for accessibility and correct semantics.