
An Introduction to Primer
Primer is the unified infrastructure for global payments. We give finance and payments teams the visibility and control to reduce complexity, improve performance, and capture more revenue — all from a single platform.
Backed by Sofina, Peak XV Partners, ICONIQ, Tencent, Accel, and Balderton, we're building the payments layer the world's best companies rely on.
Primer is remote-first and globally distributed — always will be.
Which team will you be joining?
You'll be joining the Growth team, which owns merchant onboarding and activation: everything between a new account and a first live payment. It's a newly formed team taking on a new product area for Primer, so there's a lot of scope to shape both what we build and how.
What will you be doing?
- Ship frontend features for the self-serve onboarding and platform experience, with support from more senior engineers on scoping and architecture
- Work in React building the dashboard experience merchants use to onboard with Primer
- Learn from a hands-on senior frontend engineer who's setting the team's conventions and standards as you go
- Deploy your own features to production and track their impact once they're live
- Get real exposure to how a merchant's first experience with Primer is designed and built, working closely with Design
- Contribute to the Python backend where useful — no prior backend experience required, just a willingness to get stuck in when needed
What we're looking for
- Experience shipping production frontend features, with growing autonomy and less need for hand-holding on the basics
- Comfortable writing tests and thinking through edge cases and error handling, even if you still lean on others for the trickier ones
- Genuine interest in the onboarding/activation space — the details of a merchant's first experience matter here
- Willingness to contribute to backend Python code if required
Nice to have, not required:
- Previous React experience
- Experience building or integrating payment products
What you should be aware of:
- Early-stage team means some ambiguity on process and tooling that a more established team would already have solved
- Remote-first, high autonomy, no hand-holding — expect to figure things out rather than follow an existing playbook
A typical interview process
- An initial intro call with a Talent Partner
- An interview with the Hiring Manager
- Challenge Stage - Contextualised to the role
- A final, values-alignment interview
Our benefits
- Fully remote and globally distributed team
- Competitive share options
- Uncapped holiday, with 25 days minimum to be taken
- Co-working space access across major cities
- Workations & Company Retreat
- The best equipment for your role
- £500 towards your home office setup
- Generous learning budget
- Private Medical Insurance
- Additional perks and benefits depending on location
Timezone overlap
UTC+0–+3
Benefits
Equity, Unlimited PTO, Coworking, Equipment, Home office, Learning, Health, Commission, Parental leave
Open to
Europe · Africa
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