Senior Software Engineer - Trading & Blockchain

Grvt — Taiwan · Posted ~2 weeks ago

Senior

Skills

Software Engineering Distributed Systems Production Systems System Design Code Reviews Incident Response Complex Business Logic Go Golang Blockchain Trading Systems

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Summary

An experienced software engineer is needed to design, implement, and operate highly reliable backend systems in a complex, high-performance environment requiring strong ownership and technical judgment.

Highlights

Build and operate mission-critical production systems with strong engineering ownership, collaborative design, and a focus on reliability and correctness.

Description

What You’ll Do Design, implement, test, and operate production systems in a complex trading environment. Own the correctness, reliability, and operability of the features you build. Actively surface and resolve ambiguity in requirements, product logic, and system behavior. Write clear, maintainable code with a strong bias toward simplicity and correctness. Participate in incident response and follow through with durable fixes and improvements. Collaborate closely with peers through code reviews, design discussions, and shared problem-solving. What We’re Looking For Strong engineering fundamentals and sound judgment in complex systems. A demonstrated bias toward correctness, reliability, and production ownership. Comfort reasoning about non-trivial business logic, stateful systems, and edge cases. Consistent self-directed productivity in ambiguous or loosely scoped work. Clear, collaborative communication and a strong team-oriented mindset. Nice to Have Experience with trading systems, exchanges, or other high-stakes domains. Production experience with Go (Golang) or performance-sensitive backend systems. Prior ownership of services in production, including on-call or incident response. This Role Is Not a Fit If You prefer narrowly scoped tasks with fully specified requirements. You avoid production ownership or incident responsibility. You optimize primarily for speed or novelty over correctness and clarity. You are uncomfortable working in systems with significant complexity and real-world consequences.