Principal Software Engineer

Location: REMOTE / Montreal, Quebec
This job allows you to work remotely.

Join the Future of Financial Analytics in Web3!

Are you ready to make a significant impact in the world of financial data? This venture-backed startup is on a mission to empower the Web3 ecosystem with precise and actionable insights. They are looking for a talented individual to join their small, agile team and help shape the future of financial analytics.

What You'll Be Doing

1. Design and implement robust data pipelines to support innovative product initiatives, including ETL processes from various data sources.
2. Automate data workflows and integrate machine learning models to enhance accuracy and efficiency.
3. Manage and optimize AWS-hosted services to ensure high performance and availability.
4. Collaborate closely with the CTO to enhance data architecture, server functionality, and oversee technical resource allocation.
5. Stay ahead of the curve by advocating for innovation and keeping up with the latest developments in decentralized finance (DeFi) and emerging trends.

What's in it for You:

1. Be part of a small team making a big impact in a venture-backed startup with $7M in funding.
2. Take ownership of projects and grow as a leader in the Web3 engineering space.
3. Work closely with the CTO and receive direct mentorship from senior leaders.
4. Engage in an innovative environment where learning and pushing boundaries is encouraged.

Must Have Skills:

What You've Done

1. 7+ years of experience as a senior full stack developer.
2. Strong proficiency in TypeScript or Python, along with testing frameworks like Jest or PyTest.
3. Excellent SQL skills and proven experience with AWS services, including EC2, S3, RDS, and Lambda.
4. Experience with Apache Kafka or Airflow is a plus.
5. Demonstrated leadership qualities, with strong communication and mentoring skills.

Tech Stack You'll Be Working With

1. TypeScript or Python
2. AWS (EC2, S3, RDS, Lambda)
3. SQL
4. Testing Frameworks (Jest, PyTest)
5. Apache Kafka or Airflow (desirable)