Rust Developer | Crypto/Blockchain Trading Technology

Selby Jennings

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5 months ago

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Rust Developer | Crypto/Blockchain Trading Technology

Location: London, UK - 5 days a week in office required

Package: Base + Profit Sharing Bonus + Equity

We are working closely with a profitable, venture backed crypto tech company based in London, who specialise in the development of trading infrastructure and services within the decentralised finance sector. Our mission is to foster an open, transparent financial system through their contributions to the Ethereum blockchain and beyond.

They seek a Software Engineer with a strong background in STEM and a passion for software development. While experience with low latency systems, algorithmic trading, or MEV is advantageous, a strong interest in these areas is essential. Their culture is fast-paced, collaborative, and encourages ownership from day one - including equity!

You'll play a crucial role in developing their core infrastructure, working closely with the founders and having significant autonomy and impact.

Responsibilities:

Enhance their low-latency trading infrastructure
Optimise core engine performance and network infrastructure
Develop new features focused on transaction efficiency and advanced trading systems

Skills:

Proficient in Rust (or low-latency C++, looking for Rust exposure)
Experience with latency-sensitive system development, multi-threaded coding, and scalable distributed systems)
Familiarity with concurrency, OOP, database systems, and basic SQL
Knowledge of Linux/Unix, AWS, Git, Docker, EVM, and blockchain fundamentals

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