Quant Senior-Python Expert

Stake Capital is hiring a Quant Senior-Python Expert

Who are we?

Stake Capital is looking for a Senior Quant Python Expert to join our lab, which has been a very prolific builder in web3, with projects such as Curve, StakeDAO, Blackpool, and Rekt.

You will join a dynamic group of passionate people with deep experience and commitment to setting the path in the Web3 space. If you are ready to bring all of your skills to bear and learn a whole lot, we want to talk to you!

Stake Capital is a fund run by a team of Blockchain and DeFi pioneers, focused on building the next generation companies in the web3 space. Stake Capital backs builders, businesses, and networks by investing and building at different maturity stages, leveraging its global footprint, and providing access to our ecosystem and partners.

Your main responsibilities:

Your role will be to Design, Implement and push defi strategies to production.

You’ll work in collaboration with our Quant, Cloud architect and DevOps team to design your needs for cloud infrastructures and automations of defi strategies.

Our stack is composed of:

• Graph Oriented database (Gremlin) - Cache system (Redis)
• Message broker (Kafka)
• Relational databases
• Elasticsearch
• Vault
• Rust, Solidity, Cairo
• Python and JavaScript

What you bring:

• 10+ years of experience as a developer and/or data scientist, preferably in financial services
• Genuine interest in solving technical challenges, and reasonable autonomy in taking initiatives towards that
• Proficient in backend software development, including on blockchain stack
• Ability to make good architectural decisions
• Experience leading software delivery
• Knowledge of finance and Web3 is required
• AWS, Kubernetes and Event driven system experience are desirable
• Adept with the full software development lifecycle
• Good communication and written language skills

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