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This opportunity is Remote within Europe (HQ in London)
Our client is a decentralized trading platform that aims to deliver a step-change user experience to trading on DeFi.
They believe that DeFi is the future of finance facilitating true innovation, economic freedom and ability to create the best financial products. Our client is on a mission to make superior trading products with efficient execution available to anyone. This means that they will only offer products and features that make sense. They are driven by the best practices of user experience with user-centric design at the heart of everything they do, making products fun and easy to use. And they will work relentlessly and leverage our deepest expertise to bring the most efficient execution with transparent fees.
They were born and incubated at Wintermute, one of the largest trading companies in crypto and a leading liquidity powerhouse in DeFi.
About the opportunity
You will be in charge of delivering high-performance, scalable and beautiful web3 applications. You will lead the engineering team, design back-end and front-end architecture, write and release top quality code and refine DevOps practices. You will push the boundaries by delivering technical innovation in blockchain space. You will use your best entrepreneurial instincts to make technology choices that drive business growth.
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