Coin Metrics is hiring a

Web3 PYTHON BACKEND ENGINEER

YOUR PURPOSE

Coin Metrics is recruiting an experienced Python Backend Engineer to join our Market Data team to assist in developing our Market Data product offering.

YOUR VALUE

• Writing, reviewing and testing Python code.
• Collaborate with other members of the team.
• Own the features and issues from writing code to deployment & monitoring.
• Looking into issues with the data when they occur by exploring Postgres databases and API
• Architecting schemas in our warehouse for storing data and coming up with ideas on how to store huge volumes of data in a scalable way

YOUR EXPERTISE AND EXPERIENCE

• Interest in crypto and cryptoassets
• 4+ years background in backend engineering, data pipelines, data collection and data storage.
• Expertise in Python, APIs
• Experience with Docker, Linux, Postgres
• Familiarity with writing unit and integration tests.
• Fluent in English with great interpersonal skills.
• Desire to work in an international team and collaborate with the team members.
• Bonus: Experience with scraping of multiple data types from multiple sources in a reliable way
• Bonus: Familiarity with market data: spot, futures, options, s.]

LIFE AT COIN METRICS

Coin Metrics is a fun and fast-paced team with staff members located in 8 countries. We are united by our OPEN (Open, Pioneering, Elucidating, and Neutral) core values. Our employees are empowered to do what’s best for our products, customers, and team members. Other benefits of working at Coin Metrics include:

• Competitive salary, 401(k) retirement plan, bonus and options plans
• Comprehensive medical, dental, vision
• Remote or hybrid work options with generous equipment reimbursement offering
• Paid time off
• Global company offsites
• Coin Metrics Labs where associates pursue their passions

OUR INTERVIEW PROCESS

• 30 minute video interview with Talent Sherpa (Recruiter)
• 3-4 video interviews with members of our team
• Case Study [If applicable]

LOCATION

US, UK OR IRELAND REMOTE

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