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Innovation Quantitative Developer

Keyrock
London
4 days ago
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Overview

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About Keyrock: Since 2017, we’re a leading change-maker in the digital asset space, known for partnerships and innovation. We have over 180 team members from 42 nationalities, with hubs in London, Brussels, Singapore and Paris and a predominantly remote culture. We trade on more than 80 exchanges and offer market making, options trading, high-frequency trading, OTC, and DeFi trading desks. We are building as a full-service financial institution through organic innovation and growth. We are pioneers in adopting Rust for algorithmic trading and support Web3 startups through our Accelerator Program.

Mission statement: We are seeking a highly motivated Innovation Quant Developer to join Keyrock’s corporate development team. In this newly created role, you will identify, develop and prototype new innovations in the digital asset space.


Job Description
  • Evaluate new Web3.0 primitives, and align their engineering requirements with growth outcomes of the CorpDev team.
  • Conduct technology due diligence to assess viability and strategic fit of potential deals and partnerships.
  • Build and maintain systems, and collaborate with the broader Keyrock team to understand cross-division compatibility and company synergies.
  • Use data to track emerging technologies and market trends.

Background And Experience
  • Demonstrated experience in the crypto industry (e.g., Engineer, Protocol Developer or Quant Trader) within blockchain or digital asset companies, with a passion for crypto and capital markets.
  • Strong understanding of Web3.0 and broader emerging technologies.

Our Recruitment Philosophy

We value self-awareness and clear communication. We seek passionate people who understand their career goals and can deliver solid, scalable outcomes. The right fit is a crypto enthusiast who is driven, collaborative, takes ownership and delivers results.


Our Offer
  • A competitive salary package.
  • Autonomy in time management with flexible working hours and remote work.
  • Opportunities to contribute to an entrepreneurial environment as part of a team focused on excellence.

As an employer, we are committed to a positive, collaborative work environment. We hire and promote based on merit and performance. Background checks are conducted on all potential employees as a prerequisite to joining Keyrock.

Location: London, United Kingdom.


Employment type: Full-time. Seniority level: Entry level. Job function: Finance and Sales.


For more information about us, visit our careers page.


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