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If you are a high-calibre engineer who values intellectual sparring, direct influence on solution design and seeing your ideas implemented from day one, this is your opportunity.
We were founded in 2015 by alumni of the Warsaw University MIM Faculty, who spent years sharpening their skills at top-tier investment banks and hedge funds in London. We brought that exclusive, high-impact culture back to Warsaw.
Developer-Driven: You will be surrounded by top-notch Developers who genuinely love to code. We prioritize writing new code over maintaining legacy systems.
Unique Domain: You\'ll gain unique, marketable skills working directly in the highly specialized area of trade risk assessment which is highly challenging and intellectually rewarding.
Our Roots & Your Fast Track We are proud of our origins. Since many of us are alumni of UW (JSIM, CS, Math, Physics), Matex at Staszic and finalists of the Informatics or Mathematics Olympics, we know what it takes to get there. If you share this background, just apply and we guarantee you an intro call. We speak the same language, so let’s skip the formalities. While we value our roots, we value exceptional engineering even more. If you are a high-calibre developer from a different path, your skills are the only credential that matters. Apply, and let your code do the talking.
We believe that high-calibre work deserves exceptional support:
Compensation: Base salary plus a bonus twice a year. Your role and salary are based on your skills and how fast you learn, not just your old job title.
Professional Growth: You will work closely with experts and gain exposure to top financial institutions as a natural part of your day. Being in this team means you share knowledge with exceptional programmers and grow your expertise through your daily interactions.
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If all goes well, we are going to spend a lot of time together. Our process aims to ensure both you and us know what we are getting into: