Senior Software Engineer - Trade & Blockchain
GRVT TECHNOLOGIES · Remote
MeritLog read this listing from GRVT TECHNOLOGIES's Ashby job board and last checked it on September 11, 2026.
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Job details
- Work model
- Remote
- Salary
- Not listed by source
- Location
- Singapore
- Occupation
- Software Developers(O*NET 15-1252.00)
Hiring context
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What the role asks for
What you'd do
- Design, implement, test, and operate production systems in a complex trading environment.
- Own the correctness, reliability, and operability of the features you build.
- Actively surface and resolve ambiguity in requirements, product logic, and system behavior.
- Write clear, maintainable code with a strong bias toward simplicity and correctness.
- Participate in incident response and follow through with durable fixes and improvements.
- Collaborate closely with peers through code reviews, design discussions, and shared problem-solving.
- Strong engineering fundamentals and sound judgment in complex systems.
- A demonstrated bias toward correctness, reliability, and production ownership.
- Comfort reasoning about non-trivial business logic, stateful systems, and edge cases.
- Consistent self-directed productivity in ambiguous or loosely scoped work.
- Clear, collaborative communication and a strong team-oriented mindset.
What they're asking for
- Experience with trading systems, exchanges, or other high-stakes domains.SkillPreferred
- Production experience with Go (Golang) or performance-sensitive backend systems.SkillPreferred
- Prior ownership of services in production, including on-call or incident response.SkillPreferred
- You prefer narrowly scoped tasks with fully specified requirements.SkillPreferred
- You avoid production ownership or incident responsibility.SkillPreferred
- You optimize primarily for speed or novelty over correctness and clarity.SkillPreferred
- You are uncomfortable working in systems with significant complexity and real-world consequences.SkillPreferred
Parsed by MeritLog from the employer’s own posting. The full description follows below.
Job description
WHAT YOU’LL DO - Design, implement, test, and operate production systems in a complex trading environment. - Own the correctness, reliability, and operability of the features you build. - Actively surface and resolve ambiguity in requirements, product logic, and system behavior. - Write clear, maintainable code with a strong bias toward simplicity and correctness. - Participate in incident response and follow through with durable fixes and improvements. - Collaborate closely with peers through code reviews, design discussions, and shared problem-solving. WHAT WE’RE LOOKING FOR - Strong engineering fundamentals and sound judgment in complex systems. - A demonstrated bias toward correctness, reliability, and production ownership. - Comfort reasoning about non-trivial business logic, stateful systems, and edge cases. - Consistent self-directed productivity in ambiguous or loosely scoped work. - Clear, collaborative communication and a strong team-oriented mindset. Nice to Have - Experience with trading systems, exchanges, or other high-stakes domains. - Production experience with Go (Golang) or performance-sensitive backend systems. - Prior ownership of services in production, including on-call or incident response. THIS ROLE IS NOT A FIT IF - You prefer narrowly scoped tasks with fully specified requirements. - You avoid production ownership or incident responsibility. - You optimize primarily for speed or novelty over correctness and clarity. - You are uncomfortable working in systems with significant complexity and real-world consequences.