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At FINN, we’ve experienced enormous growth in the last 18 months. We’ve hired numerous talented people, we’ve built a large number of new features, and we’ve put a growing-every-day number of sustainable car subscriptions on German and US roads. In this process, we could have focused more on accessibility (a11y) than we’ve done so far. Now that we have more talent to focus on this aspect of our products, everyone is eager to improve our a11y....

Hello, lovely fellows! My name is Monica, and I have lived my whole life in Cairo until I relocated to Munich this March to start my full-time job as a Frontend Engineer at FINN. In this article, I am going to share with you my whole journey, how it all started, insights into our FINN culture, challenges, and some strategies that helped me adapt faster. Getting the job As a fresh graduate in computer science, my first job requirements were simple: I needed a place where I could work on a real-world project that uses cutting-edge technology, and be flexible enough to allow me to explore a variety of fields until I found my preferred expertise area....

Hello, lovely fellows! This is gonna be my first article here; therefore I don’t want to dive into technical details. You will be reading about the journey of FINN, a leading German mobility startup, started their business with No Code and then slowly expatriated to more code (mix of no code and hard code with databases). The company didn’t invest too much time in the beginning for the coding. It just started so simple and overall lead to a great success in several years:...