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Full Stack Engineer

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Senior full-stack engineer at a high-frequency proprietary trading firm, building polished TypeScript front-ends and scalable Go services powering real-time market and on-chain data applications for traders and researchers, with end-to-end ownership from design through production. Remote role within APAC.

High Frequency Trading firm - Full Stack Engineer - Remote (APAC)

A high-frequency prop trading firm is looking for a Senior Full-Stack Engineer to help build the next generation of financial applications used by traders, researchers, and analysts.

You'll combine

strong design and UX skills

with hands-on engineering, building polished TypeScript front-ends and scalable Go services powering real-time market and on-chain data. You'll have end-to-end ownership from design through to production.

Responsibilities Design and build high-performance trading interfaces and data visualisations Build scalable Go services, APIs, and SDKs Work closely with traders, researchers, and product teams Own architecture, performance, and reliability Contribute to a fast-paced, high-ownership engineering culture

Requirements 6+ years of Full-Stack engineering experience Bachelor's degree or higher in CS, Engineering, Maths, or a related field Strong TypeScript and React, Svelte, or Vue experience Strong Go experience building production services Experience with scalable UI components and real-time data Strong understanding of frontend performance and UI/UX Experience with testing and cloud platforms (AWS, GCP, or Azure)

Nice to Have Trading, financial markets, or crypto experience Strong UI/UX design skills or portfolio-quality work Experience with databases, data warehouses, or caching

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