7 months ago
Base Salary
$180k - $250k/yr
Responsibilities
- Own the development and evolution of Kalshi’s mobile application, including quality, performance, and user experience.
- Design, build, test, and ship customer-facing mobile features end to end.
- Build and maintain the production-grade Flutter mobile application, including notifications and biometric authentication.
- Architect user interfaces, manage application state, and integrate with backend APIs.
- Make software architecture decisions supporting long-term scalability and reliability.
- Own deployment, maintenance, and ongoing improvement of the mobile app.
- Mentor and support other mobile engineers and help establish engineering practices and standards.
Requirements
- 5+ years of industry experience building customer-facing software.
- Strong mastery of Flutter and experience shipping production-grade mobile applications.
- Hands-on experience with push notifications, biometric authentication, and device-level integrations.
- Strong fundamentals in application architecture, state management, and API-driven systems.
- Ability to own work from design and implementation through testing and deployment.
- Comfort working in a fast-paced, scaling environment with evolving requirements.
- Strong collaboration skills and a product-oriented mindset.
- Experience with React or React Native is a bonus.
Tech Stack
Categories
Mobile
About Kalshi
The first US federally regulated exchange where you can trade on the outcome of any event. Kalshi’s historical regulatory approval from the CFTC enables it to offer a new asset class called “event contracts,” which allow traders to take positions on whether a future event will happen or not. Kalshi aims to enable investors to trade on almost anything with economic relevance from Covid numbers to whether a bill will pass in Congress, broadening the historical definition of what a commodity derivative is and paving the way for the futures market to catch up to the novel risks facing the economy today. Kalshi is backed by Sequoia, Henry Kravis, Charles Schwab, and Y Combinator.