PayPal Staff Software Engineer - Web SDK 

France, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 

824108859

* Building PayPal’s Next Generation Web SDK
* Working with stakeholders across PayPal to create simple, robust Web SDKs that enables all PayPal has to offer.
* Partnering closely with cross functional partners, like Venmo, in design and product.
* Providing feedback on code and contributing to architecture discussions.
* Engaging with internal and external developers to better understand developer pain points and ways to improve the developer experience.

* Experience building JavaScript and TypeScript applications.
* Experience in developer-facing products (e.g. SDKs, REST APIs, GraphQL) or products that enable third-party application development are great to have but not required.
* Excited about our team’s focus on open source and improving developer experiences.
* Experience with or interest in working with a team of talented engineers
* Keep up to date on industry trends and technologies and apply them to our products.

How we work:
*Communication is
*Engineers build,test, release and monitor their own code.
* We pair program often. We believe that we do our best work when we work and collaborate together.
* We default to async communication and call for meetings when necessary.
* We holddaily stand-ups andregular retrospectives todiscuss things that are going well and opportunities for improvements.
* We value uniqueperspectives broughtby diverse backgrounds and experiences. A broad range of ideas and perspectives help us to create the best possible product and work environment.
* We do a lot of open-source development as our SDKs are in public GitHub.* We are launching new and interesting ways to pay through our SDKs.
* We create easy-to-use developer tools that supplement our SDKs and Integrations.
* We are focused on improving the developer experience by engaging with the external developer community, creating tutorials, blogs, and speaking at conferences.

Our Benefits:

Any general requests for consideration of your skills, please