Piotr Rutkowski
Product Engineering Lead at Equals, building fintech products used by over a million customers. I specialise in React, TypeScript, and AWS.
About
Launched Doccy on the App Store
Designed, built, and shipped Doccy, a privacy-first iOS app for storing travel and identity documents using AES-256 encryption and the Secure Enclave. Built solo on nights and weekends.
View on the App StorePromoted to Product Engineering Lead
After contributing to the delivery of our new platform, I moved into a lead role, combining hands-on engineering with managing and growing a team of five.
Read more about the roleGraduated City, University of London
1st class honours, BSc Computer Science.
Joined Equals
Started as a software developer building banking and money-management products used by over a million personal and business customers.
Work at Equals
A few things I've shipped at my day job over the last five years.
PWA serving over a million banking customers. Led the re-platform onto a single React, Next.js and Capacitor codebase shared with mobile.
Native iOS for Equals banking. Built the Swift bridges and shipped Apple Pay tokenization end-to-end.
Design system and white-label engine. Token theming plus CLI tooling so partner brands ship in days, not weeks.
Shipped the white-labeled web platform powering Metro Bank's new FX Forwards service for corporate and commercial customers. Metro-branded experience running on the same shared codebase as Equals Money.
Multi-currency platform for travel and FX, on web and mobile. White-label brand running on the shared Equals platform via Geometry.
Side projects
A privacy-first iOS app for storing passports, visas, IDs and travel documents. AES-256-GCM encryption, Face ID, keys held in the Secure Enclave. No accounts, no servers, everything stays on device. Designed, built and shipped solo.
BetterGitCLI
An interactive CLI for GitHub, built before the official GitHub CLI was released. Uses GitHub's API to let users manage repos, SSH keys, and user data from a shell interface.
Tech I use
TypeScript
React / R. Native
Next.js
Node.js
AWS
Capacitor
Swift
Python