Ned | Senior Software Engineer - Frontend

Welcome to NedAt Ned, we're building infrastructure so lenders innovate and grow. We're a customer-obsessed company and excited to cultivate a team that's dead set to create a better backbone for the economy.How Lenders Use Our TechnologyLenders across the country now use Ned's end-to-end system to provide a range of revenue-based financial products which streamlines qualification, disbursement, and collections.Lenders use Ned's white label solution to:Originate and qualify new borrowers - Customizable applications, business performance verification, review and approval, and contract closing activitiesFacilitate and track lending activities - Capital disbursement, automated fixed or revenue-based repayments, loan monitoring through completionBusiness owners use Ned to:Apply and qualify for financing - Provide business information and performance details, engage in review and approval, contract signingAutomate repayments - Provide visibility into ongoing business performance, keep up with repayments, track overall loan performance, communicate with their lenderWhere We Are HeadedLast year we raised a seed round from leading investors, like Impression Ventures, Capital Eleven Ventures, Hustle Fund, Everywhere Ventures , Brooklyn Bridge Ventures, and Forum Ventures.We're building fast to extend our white label cash flow lending platform so lenders can deploy a suite of differentiated financial products and qualify strong businesses, which might not have collateral or credit.What You'll Help buildAs Ned's Senior Software Engineer, your work will influence virtually all aspects of our business. You'll collaborate with Ned's founding team to:Create scalable front-end applications that are efficient, reusable abstractions and systems, and which drive high-impact results for lenders across the countryGather requirements from customers and accurately translate business needs into functional front-end codeWork closely with designers and marketing stakeholders to implement versatile front-end solutions that enable lenders to launch cutting edge financial productsDevelop internal tools that enable the business team to closely track the product and customersYour background3+ years of experience in a Front-end Software Engineering role.1+ years of experience in FlutterExperience building and deploying Flutter applicationsDeep experience working with JavaScript.Expertise in consuming RESTful APIs.Experience with Unit and Integration Testing MethodologiesProficiency with GIT version control.A self-starter; you can unblock yourself and determine the best path forward when unexpected roadblocks introduce themselvesHas strong verbal and written communication skillsBachelor's, Master's, or PhD in Computer Science or equivalent work-related experience is preferredDoes this sound like you?We're looking for someone who wants to help set the foundation of something special and build a category-defining technology.You're comfortable dealing with moving pieces, you work gracefully across teams and functions, and you can build consensus with those that have different perspectives.What's more, you thrive in a feedback-driven culture and while you sweat the small stuff, you don't do so too much.Most importantly, you're also not shy of taking on big problems.We believe that our technology will make lending more inclusive and we hope you would want to rally behind that work. You're excited to engage problems at a macro level and self-start to learn new technologies, systems, and engage across new domains to make progress with your team.If this speaks to you, we'd love to meet!Our core principles drive us forward. Read on to learn more...Customers Drive UsThe value we bring to the world is a reflection of our ability to engage thoughtfully with our customers and then activate against their needs.We are active listeners, and we are patient when we try to understand and empathize with our customers' core needs.Our customer's goals drive our technology. As we serve them, our approach to innovation will remain flexible to reflect their dynamic needs.Our customers' are in the business of helping others realize their potential. That is our business too.We commit to a good fightWe believe that Ned can make our economy more inclusive. That's a good fight to get behind and it requires confidence in our collective potential and respect for the substance in our work.Learn as we goWe promote active learning across all aspects of our work. Active learning helps us grow as individuals, and as a greater team that strives to achieve shared goals.We are not entrenched in our beliefs. No single individual has all the answers. We provide a safe forum to share points of view, engage in measured discourse, and we always leave room to shift perspective.It's great to be proven wrong. If one person is wrong, then we are all wrong together, and that means we learned something new as a team.If we don't have the information we need to succeed, then we ask the customer.We depend on one anotherOur customers depend on us to be successful. We must depend on one another to be successful, for them. Our ability to see how we affect one another makes us strong.When there's a win, that means we successfully combined talents to create value. When there's failure, we fail as a team and we reflect on ways we could have collaborated and we move on. We don't dwell.As a team, we are humble. When we can help another team member we roll up our sleeves and do so.Feedback keeps us honest and grounded. At Ned, we give feedback to one another and we always strive to do so with respect and clarity.Build amazing things, step by stepWe measure innovation by customer success. If our customers love what we build for them - no matter how simple or complex in nature - then we are at the bleeding edge of our industry.Moonshot goals are achieved step-by-step, and so our culture is to build incrementally - just enough to get to the next juncture of progress with our customers. Our measured approach allows us to learn, to make changes, and to stay efficient with resources.Seek out the simple, efficient, or straightforward answers. Layups are always better than three-point shots.

Created: 2025-01-18