Stand & Deliver
Founding Full Stack Engineer
New York City
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 196 days ago
JavaScriptTypeScriptGoRustFull-Stack DevelopmentDynamoDBAWSCloud PlatformsDockerCommunication
About the role
- Stand is looking for a founding full stack engineer to help accelerate our roadmap.
- You will be responsible for shaping the future of prediction market trading, starting with our advanced trading terminal.
Responsibilities
- Architect, build, deploy and maintain the infrastructure underlying Stand's product offerings
- Collaborate with the design and product teams to craft first-class user experiences
- Participate and own product improvement ideas from start to finish
Requirements
- 2+ yrs of engineering experience at a fast-pace startup
- Demonstrated proficiency in TypeScript, JavaScript, Solidity, Go, Rust
Nice to have
- Extensive knowledge on the EVM and general Ethereum infra
- Experience writing smart contracts
- N.B. We welcome interest from candidates with varying levels of experience
- many successful candidates do not meet every single requirement.
Compensation
- Great compensation package (salary + equity)
Benefits
- Great compensation package (salary + equity)
- Full health, dental, and vision insurance
- Generous home-office stipends
Company info
- User-obsessed
- Operate from first principles
- Data-autonomous (go beyond data-driven)
- The best ideas win
- Transparency remains the ultimate disinfectant
- Be comfortable being uncomfortable
- Bias for action
- Stand is building the future of prediction market trading.
- We are looking for a full stack engineer to help accelerate our roadmap.
- Started by repeat founders from Y Combinator, Facebook, Brave, and MIT.
- Growing 200% w/w and facilitating millions of dollars in trading volume monthly.
- Why you should join
- Culture is paramount for us.
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