Cryptocurrency Trader

Crypto Trading Startup
Glasgow
2 weeks ago
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Crypto Quant Trader


Location: Remote


About the Company


Our client is an innovative and forward-thinking trading firm operating at the forefront of cryptocurrency markets. Specializing in high-frequency trading and leveraging proprietary technology, they combine deep market expertise with cutting-edge strategies to drive exceptional results. Join their high-performance team and play a key role in shaping the future of trading.


The Opportunity


We are seeking an experiencedCrypto Quant Traderto optimize trading strategies, enhance profitability, and scale production. This is a hands-on role that requires a strong background in high-frequency crypto trading, systematic strategies, and a proactive mindset to thrive in a fast-paced and dynamic environment.


Key Responsibilities


  • Strategy Development & Optimization


  • Design, implement, and refine high-frequency, market-making, and arbitrage strategies across multiple exchanges.
  • Monitor real-time performance and make data-driven adjustments to maximize profitability and mitigate risks.


  • Hands-On Trading Execution


  • Actively manage positions across various exchanges, analyzing market trends, liquidity, and price action to make impactful decisions.
  • Ensure smooth daily trading operations, providing operational support when necessary.


  • Exchange Management


  • Optimize colocation setups and whitelist IP addresses to improve latency and trading performance.
  • Negotiate trading fees, credit lines, and commercial terms with exchanges to align with business goals.


  • Performance Tracking & Reporting


  • Track and analyze performance metrics such as PnL, ROI, and trading volume.
  • Identify risks and take proactive measures to ensure performance targets are met or exceeded.


  • Scaling & Growth


  • Scale successful trading configurations and strategies across venues to drive profitability.
  • Identify and capitalize on trading opportunities, including token-specific trends influenced by market sentiment.


  • Collaboration & Technical Expertise


  • Collaborate closely with researchers and developers to turn trading ideas into actionable, efficient models.
  • Utilize skills in programming (Rust, Python, or similar), statistical modeling, and time-series analysis to enhance trading strategies.


  • Risk Management & Post-Trade Analysis


  • Implement robust risk management protocols and analyze trading outcomes to generate insights for continuous improvement.


What You’ll Bring


  • At least5 years of trading experience, with3+ years in crypto high-frequency trading.
  • Proven track record of PnL generation and expertise in deploying market-making and arbitrage strategies.
  • Strong quantitative skills, including statistical modeling, time-series analysis, and programming expertise (Rust, Python, or similar).
  • Exceptional real-time decision-making skills to adjust strategies for optimal profitability.
  • Highly organized and tactical, with a structured approach to managing the full trading lifecycle.
  • Experience with systematic trading methodologies and a deep understanding of crypto markets.


Why Join?


  • Join a dynamic, forward-thinking team of experts in the cryptocurrency and trading space.
  • Work in a fully remote, high-performance environment where your contributions have a direct impact.
  • Competitive compensation package with opportunities to grow and innovate in the rapidly evolving crypto industry.


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