Mobile App Engineer, Cashless Payment Terminals

U-NEXT HOLDINGS

Mobile

iOS

Swift

About this role

The engineer develops, tests, operates, and maintains payment applications for iOS and Android smartphones and tablets, as well as applications installed on payment terminals from various vendors. The role also includes communication with vendors and customers related to these activities.

Initially, the successful candidate will build domain knowledge through testing, operations, and maintenance. They will then take on design and development responsibilities. The mission is to improve the efficiency and reliability of payment processing as a provider of a payment platform with a social infrastructure role.

Required experience is in iOS development using Swift. Preferred experience includes Android development using Kotlin or Java, cross-platform programming such as KMP, Objective-C development, and server-side web application development.

The team supports payment services for businesses and has operated a payment center for more than 20 years. Hiring is intended to support increased transaction volumes resulting from the acceleration of cashless payments and responses to new specifications in the payments industry. The organization is also developing online API and smartphone application services, with possible adjustment of assignments depending on the employee's wishes.

The engineering organization has 16 professional engineers, including four product-focused members, and operates with a flat structure. Communication tools including chat and GitLab, as well as meetings, are used for collaboration. Remote work is available approximately two to three days per week. During the first month after joining, attendance at the office is expected approximately four days per week; afterward, remote work is possible, although office attendance may be required depending on testing-environment constraints.

The position is full-time.

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