This role is remote for applicants based in the United Kingdom. The listing is tagged "United Kingdom / Europe", but the job description names the UK, so check with Sardine if you live elsewhere in Europe.
Fraud teams spend hours clicking through transactions to spot one hidden network of fake accounts. Sardine wants an engineer to build the graph and search tools that cut that time down, used by banks and fintechs to stop financial crime.
About Sardine
Sardine is a risk platform for fighting fraud and money laundering. Its data network covers more than 6 billion devices and 800 million consumers, and customers include FIS, GoDaddy, Intuit and Checkout.com. The team is remote first.
About the Role
You will split your time roughly 60% backend and 40% frontend. You will:
- Own features from the first problem statement to launch and later improvements
- Turn complex backend systems into simple interfaces for fraud analysts
- Build graph systems that show fraud rings and fast search tools for suspicious transactions
- Work closely with Design, Data, Product and Account Management
- Find and fix bugs and keep the code fast
About You
- Extensive production experience with TypeScript, Node.js, React and Go
- Experience with data heavy applications and big data at scale
- A strong background in data modelling and production data pipelines
- Comfort in a fast growing startup
- A history of taking vague problems and shipping polished features on your own
What Sardine Offers
Sardine lists a salary of EUR 112,000 to EUR 128,000 plus equity, with early exercise on options. Benefits include flexible paid time off and a year end break, a MacBook Pro, a home office stipend, monthly meal and social stipends, and yearly wellness and learning budgets. Pay depends on location, and you must keep a home base in the country you are hired in.
If building tools that catch fraudsters sounds like your kind of work, apply on Sardine's official careers page: Apply for the Sardine Fullstack Engineer role