A16zcrypto

A16zcrypto

Trading Systems Engineer (Affiliated Trading)

New York Office

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GoC++PostgreSQLAWSRESTKafkaMachine LearningLLMsSystems Engineering

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About the role

  • Kalshi has defined a new category: prediction markets.
  • Kalshi allows people to trade on the outcome of any events and turn any question about the future into a financial asset.
  • ROLE ROADMAP Kalshi Trading is an affiliated trading entity that operates across all different categories on Kalshi.

Responsibilities

  • well… build the largest financial market on the planet.

Requirements

  • At least 3 years of professional experience as a backend engineer
  • Experience writing concurrent code
  • Familiarity with the AWS stack (especially RDS and ECS)
  • Familiarity with stream processing (Kafka)
  • Familiarity with frontend development
  • Experience trading on Kalshi or other prediction markets

Company info

  • Our culture is simple: we hire really talented people, work really hard, and enjoy the climb.
  • OUR CULTURE Meritocracy is at our core, and we value people who take ownership and figure (usually hard) things out.
  • COMMITMENT TO EQUAL OPPORTUNITY Kalshi is committed to creating a culture of inclusion and belonging, and we are proud to be an equal opportunity employer.
  • Our culture is simple:
  • We are looking for ambitious and exceptional people to join our (relatively small) team to help us build the next generation of financial markets.

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