Senior DeFi Trading Systems Engineer
$225,000 to $275,000
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$225,000 to $275,000
About the role
- Build and extend the firm's C++ trading infrastructure for DeFi, including automated trading, liquidity provision to AMMs, position management, and rebalancing, in coordination with traders, researchers, and engineers.
- Optimize system performance, build analytics for system reliability, trade reconciliation, transaction cost analysis (TCA), and risk monitoring within the firm's existing frameworks
- Analyze on‐chain transactions across DEXs, contract behavior, permissions, and execution requirements.
- Investigate and evaluate new protocols in collaboration with traders, researchers, and engineers.
- Experience with other programming languages commonly used across the DeFi space (Rust, TypeScript/JavaScript, etc...) is a plus
- Previous experience working with Uniswap v4 and its architecture, including Pool
- Manager, Position
- Manager, hooks, flash accounting, and liquidity positions.
- Experience with EVM‐compatible ecosystems and L2 networks (Arbitrum, X Layer, HyperEVM, etc...).Experience supporting market‐making, CEX/DEX arbitrage, cross‐venue execution, or additional DeFi protocols such as lending, derivatives, and vaults.
- Experience with handling performance‐critical RPC or node infrastructure, private transaction submission, bundles, or other chain‐specific execution tooling.
- General experience developing smart contracts, participating in security reviews, or building execution‐simulation and backtesting infrastructure
- We'reproudtoemployleadingtalentin the industry and work to ensure our employees enjoy a highquality of life.
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