About the role
Phantom is the modern money app used by tens of millions around the world. Our product combines everything people need to manage, spend, and grow their money in one simple, intuitive experience. Phantom brings all the control and flexibility of crypto-powered finance, without unnecessary complexity, into mainstream consumer finance. By combining industry-leading security with thoughtfully designed tools, Phantom makes powerful financial tools feel approachable and easy to use. This focus on speed, control, and user experience has fueled rapid growth, with a community of 20M+ people, reaching #1 in the Google Play Store finance category, and consistently ranking as a Top 50 app across all categories, alongside some of the most recognizable consumer technology platforms in the world. Phantom is used by millions of people to access crypto applications and financial services. We’re looking for a Release Management Engineer to own and continuously improve the release process for our iOS and Android applications. You will work closely with engineering, QA, product, and support teams to make releases predictable, efficient, and safe. This is a hands-on role for someone who understands mobile build and deployment systems and enjoys coordinating complex releases across teams. This role is remote; however, we’re only open to candidates working in US time zones.
Responsibilities Own the end-to-end release process for Phantom’s iOS and Android applications. Manage release schedules, release branches, versioning, build promotion, and app store submissions. Coordinate release readiness across engineering, QA, product, and other stakeholders. Lead go/no-go decisions and ensure risks, blockers, and outstanding issues are clearly communicated. Manage TestFlight, App Store Connect, Google Play Console, and staged or phased rollouts. Coordinate hotfixes, emergency releases, and release rollback plans when needed. Monitor release health, including crashes, regressions, rollout status, and user-impacting issues. Troubleshoot build, signing, submission, and deployment failures. Improve and automate repetitive release tasks using tools such as GitHub Actions, Fastlane, Bash, or Python. Maintain clear release documentation, checklists, runbooks, and status reporting. Ensure releases comply with Apple and Google policies and submission