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Join D/XYZ () to transform how venture capital is accessed and invested. We provide a transparent, equitable platform that allows our investors to engage with high-growth tech startups.
Remote (USA) with In-Person 2-day Retreats 4x a year
The Investor Relations Manager will be responsible for managing communications and relationships with investors, ensuring they are kept informed and engaged with our progress and performance.
Software Development: Design, develop, and implement software solutions that improve our investment platform's performance and scalability.
Technical Leadership: Mentor junior engineers and lead by example in all phases of the software development lifecycle.
Problem Solving: Tackle challenging software engineering problems and provide innovative solutions.
Quality Assurance: Ensure software quality by writing clean, efficient, and maintainable code, and by participating in code reviews.
Innovation: Stay abreast of the latest technology trends and use this knowledge to propose enhancements and tools for continuous improvement.
Extensive experience in software development, preferably with a focus on financial technologies or platform services.
Proficiency in multiple programming languages such as Java, Python, or C#.
Strong understanding of software architecture, data structures, and modern design patterns.
Excellent problem-solving skills and a passion for technical challenges.
A collaborative team player with superior communication skills.
Working at D/XYZ means being part of a culture that values innovation, accountability, and inclusiveness. You’ll have the opportunity to impact a rapidly growing company and industry, work with a team of driven professionals, and contribute to a platform that is changing the face of investment. Here, your work enables a future where everyone can participate in the growth and success of the tech industry.
To apply, please submit your resume, a note detailing your interest and fit for the role, and two paragraphs about yourself.
We look forward to learning how your skills and passions align with our mission of unlocking public access to private tech.
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