Quantitative Developer Jobs in Web3
14 jobs found
| Job Position | Company | Posted | Location | Salary | Tags |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Insolvent Capital | Remote | $60k - $70k | |||
Relative Finance | Remote | $70k - $200k | |||
Ripple | London, United Kingdom | $90k - $200k | |||
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Ripple | London, United Kingdom | $90k - $200k | |||
GammaSwap Labs | Remote | $200k - $300k | |||
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LATOKEN | London, United Kingdom | $33k - $140k | |||
Binance | Asia | $70k - $100k | |||
Ripple | London, United Kingdom | $80k - $175k | |||
Ripple | Dublin, Ireland | $80k - $175k | |||
Ripple | Toronto, Canada | $80k - $150k | |||
BlockFi | New York, NY, United States | $60k - $180k | |||
Ripple | San Francisco, CA, United States | $56k - $160k | |||
BitMEX | Hong Kong, Hong Kong | $33k - $140k | |||
BitMEX | Singapore, Singapore | $33k - $140k |
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Insolvent Capital is a trading fund that primarily engages in delta-neutral, market-making, and liquidity provisioning strategies. We are currently seeking highly motivated software developers who are knowledgeable in Ethereum and other DeFi protocols to construct our proprietary trading systems. If you are enthusiastic about working on the forefront of DeFi.
Responsibilities:
- Integrate connectors with existing DeFi protocols and exchanges to facilitate in-house algorithmic trading.
- Collaborate with traders and developers to devise, test, and execute trading strategies and mechanisms.
- Keep abreast of the latest developments in DeFi that are relevant to the project.
Requirements:
- Proficiency in two or more of the following languages: Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, Solidity
- A solid comprehension of the Ethereum Virtual Machine and smart contracts.
- A technical understanding of DeFi protocols, DevOps, and cybersecurity practices when interfacing with DeFi protocols.
- Strong computer science fundamentals, such as object-oriented programming, data structures, algorithms, networking, and databases.
- Prior experience with automated market makers such as Uniswap, Balancer, Sushiswap, and Pancakeswap.
Preferred:
- A degree in a quantitative field such as data science, statistics, mathematics, computer science, physics, or engineering
- High standards in code quality and good development practices
- Experience in high frequency Futures or Derivatives trading is a plus
- Experience in working on low-latency development work is a plus
- Intellectual curiosity to explore new ideas, solve complex problems, drive innovative processes, and connect the dots between multiple fields
- Capacity to work with autonomy within a collegial and collaborative environment
- Able to communicate with technologists, data scientists and traders across the globe
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What do quantitative developers do?
Quantitative developers, also known as quants, are professionals who work in the financial industry and use their expertise in computer programming and quantitative analysis to develop and implement financial models and trading strategies
They work closely with quantitative analysts and traders to design, implement, and test complex algorithms and financial software
Quantitative developers in Web3 utilize their programming skills and quantitative analysis expertise to build decentralized systems and applications
They work on developing and implementing financial models, trading algorithms, and smart contracts that can be used to power decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms and other Web3 applications
Some specific tasks that a quantitative developer may be responsible for include:
- Developing financial models and algorithms: Quantitative developers use programming languages like Python, C++, and Java to design and implement financial models and algorithms that can be used to analyze data and make investment decisions. They may work with quants to translate mathematical models into executable code.
- Building and maintaining trading systems: Quantitative developers may build trading systems that automatically execute trades based on pre-programmed algorithms. They may also be responsible for maintaining these systems and ensuring that they are running efficiently and accurately.
- Developing decentralized financial products and services: Quantitative developers work on designing and implementing smart contracts and other financial models that can be used to create decentralized financial products such as decentralized
- Building blockchain infrastructure: Quantitative developers may work on developing the underlying blockchain infrastructure that powers decentralized applications. This may involve developing consensus algorithms, building smart contract execution platforms, and designing secure and efficient data storage solutions.
- Conducting data analysis: Quantitative developers may work on analyzing on-chain data from decentralized platforms to identify trends and inform investment decisions. They may also develop new techniques for analyzing decentralized data, such as utilizing data from on-chain transactions to gain insights into user behavior and network activity.