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Quant - Risk | Propr.xyz
Responsibilities
- Support and enhance the real-time risk engine processing 10k+ position updates/second across perpetuals, spots, and prediction markets.
- Design and implement risk metrics: portfolio VaR, stress VaR, expected shortfall, Greeks aggregation, cross-asset correlations.
- Build position limit frameworks: notional caps, delta limits, concentration limits, leverage constraints, drawdown thresholds.
- Develop statistical models for tail-risk scenarios: fat-tailed distributions, regime switching, correlation breakdowns.
- Implement margin calculation engines: cross-margining logic, liquidation price models, maintenance margin monitoring.
- Work closely with trading infrastructure team to ensure <50ms P99 latency for risk calculations on critical paths.
- Create real-time dashboards and alerting systems: exposure heatmaps, PnL attribution, limit breaches, anomaly detection.
- Backtest risk models against historical liquidation events and high-volatility periods to validate accuracy.
- Design circuit breakers and kill switches for extreme market conditions or system anomalies.
Requirements
- 3+ years of experience in quantitative risk, trading systems, or financial engineering.
- Strong foundation in statistics, probability theory, and risk modeling (VaR, CVaR, ES, stress testing).
- Proficiency in Python with NumPy, Pandas, SciPy for quantitative analysis and backtesting.
- Experience with real-time risk systems processing 1000+ updates/second with <50ms latency.
- Deep understanding of derivatives pricing: perpetual funding rates, mark-to-market, liquidation mechanics.
- Portfolio risk metrics: Greeks (delta, gamma, vega), correlation matrices, beta hedging, tail risk.
- Experience with crypto perpetuals (funding rates, cross-margining, liquidation cascades).
- Familiarity with prediction markets (AMM mechanics, Kelly criterion, order book dynamics).
- Time-series analysis: volatility modeling (GARCH, EWMA), regime detection, autocorrelation.
- SQL proficiency for risk aggregation queries across millions of position updates.
- Ability to translate complex risk concepts into real-time monitoring systems.
- Understanding of margin calculations, position sizing, and drawdown controls.
Bonus
- Experience with Hyperliquid API (WebSocket feeds, vault risk monitoring, liquidation engine).
- Background in prop trading, market making, or hedge fund risk management (2-sigma+ shops preferred).
- Knowledge of blockchain-specific risks: oracle failures, MEV, liquidation cascades, network congestion.
- Proficiency with TypeScript, Node.js, NestJS for building production risk services.
- Experience with event-driven architectures, message queues (Redis Streams, Kafka), CQRS patterns.
- Time-series databases (TimescaleDB, InfluxDB) for storing tick-level risk snapshots.
- Machine learning for anomaly detection: isolation forests, autoencoders, change point detection.
- Understanding of regulatory frameworks (CFTC, SEC, MiFID II) and compliance monitoring.
- Experience with Monte Carlo simulations, copula models, or extreme value theory.
- Published research or contributions to quantitative finance / risk management literature.
- DevOps: Docker, AWS (ECS, Aurora), Terraform, monitoring tools (Grafana, Datadog).
How to apply
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