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Senior Software Engineer, Rips (Mobile)

Triumph - San Francisco, CA, USA - In-office - posted 2026-09-18

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Triumph is hiring a Senior Software Engineer to build and own Rips, a fast-growing mobile collectibles trading card app built in React Native and Expo. You'll work on a product handling real financial transactions, where correctness, latency, and polish are critical—a dropped state update is a serious bug, not a cosmetic issue. You'll own significant surface area from day one: designing features end-to-end, ensuring native interaction quality, and making technical decisions that stick. In a small team, the person who designs something ships it and owns it afterward. Key responsibilities include: - Building and owning core product features in React Native and Expo, from design through launch and iteration - Prioritizing user experience: motion, gestures, transitions, perceived performance, and the details that make an app people use daily - Going below abstractions when needed: native modules, platform APIs, rendering behavior, build configuration - Partnering with backend engineers on API and data model design, pushing back when contracts compromise the client experience - Owning performance and reliability: startup time, frame rate under load, crash-free sessions - Raising the floor for the team by establishing patterns and technical direction that accelerate future work You'll work in-person 5 days a week at Triumph's headquarters at Levi's Plaza in San Francisco. Requirements: - Strong mobile engineering background; React Native and Expo experience ideal. Native iOS or Android engineers transitioning to React Native are also a good fit. - Real ownership of consequential work: you can articulate a feature you designed, shipped, and maintain—not just a test coverage metric. - Deep platform understanding: you know what happens on the device, not just which component to use. You can debug issues the framework doesn't explain. - Craft: you have opinions about how interactions should feel and can implement them. - Track record of creating leverage: you establish architecture and guardrails that let mid-level and junior engineers move quickly without breaking things. You articulate technical direction and defend it persuasively. - Fluency with AI as a tool, not a replacement for understanding. You use it aggressively and can explain every line that ships under your name. - Commitment to in-person work at San Francisco headquarters.

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