About the role
At Midas, we tackle real-world engineering challenges to reshape the future of finance. Our mission is to build the fastest and most reliable products, delivering a seamless experience that empowers everyone to manage their money effortlessly.
More than 4.5 million users use our product.
Backed by an $80M Series B, the largest fintech investment ever in Turkey, we are scaling faster than ever.
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This role is not for everyone. We are looking for outlier engineers who:
Have owned products end-to-end, from idea to production monitoring.
Have managed live incidents, written post-mortems, and implemented long-term fixes.
Passionate about delivering exceptional product experiences and maximizing user impact, beyond just writing code.
Years of experience don’t matter — what matters is the depth of ownership, incident handling, and product impact you’ve delivered.
If this doesn’t sound like you, no worries — Midas has other opportunities that may be a better fit.
What You’ll Do • Design, build, and optimize automated execution and hedging systems operating across crypto exchanges and liquidity venues. • Develop execution algorithms, netting mechanisms, and dynamic hedging strategies to efficiently manage trade flow and market exposure. • Build systems to manage, rebalance, and risk-manage inventory positions resulting from trading and execution activity. • Own the full lifecycle: from quantitative research, backtesting, and simulation to implementation, deployment, monitoring, and live performance tuning. • Analyze market microstructure, order book dynamics, execution quality, slippage, and trading performance to identify opportunities and continuously improve strategies. • Build high-throughput, low-latency trading systems using Go for core execution services and Python for research, analysis, and strategy development. • Make pragmatic architectural and quantitative decisions, balancing execution quality, latency, risk, reliability, and trading costs. • Continuously improve live trading systems with a focus on performance, observability, resiliency, and operational excellence.
What We’re Looking For • Strong fundamentals in computer science, algorithms, data structures, and quantitative problem solving. • Hands-on experience building quantitative trading, algorithmic trading, execution, or HFT systems. • Strong understanding of market microstructure, order books, execution, slippage, and liquidity. • Experience with execution algorithms, netting, dynamic or delta hedging, and inventory management. • Deep understanding of crypto market structure and exchange mechanics, including REST/WebSocket APIs and real-time market data. • Strong experience with Go (Golang) for concurrent, high-throughput, performance-sensitive systems. • Proficiency in Python for research, data analysis, backtesting, simulation, and strategy prototyping. • Ability to go beyond implementation: challenge assumptions, translate market behavior into quantitative hypotheses, and continuously improve execution and hedging strategies. • Experience building and operating resilient, production-grade systems in 24/7 real-time markets. • Familiarity with distributed systems, event-driven architectures, queueing systems, and modern cloud environments is a strong plus. • A mindset of ownership and accountability — you care about execution quality, risk, and live trading performance, not just the code.
How We Work • Full ownership — you don’t wait, you solve. • First principles mindset — you question assumptions and rebuild where needed. • Balance speed & quality — you ship fast, but always clean. • Product mindset — you care about the user impact, not just the code. • Calm under pressure — incidents happen; you lead with clarity and composure.
We don’t measure success by how many features you ship — but by the impact your work has on millions of users. If you thrive in high-stakes environments, love solving real problems, and own your work end-to-end, we want to meet you.
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