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River Markets (YC P26) is looking for a strong engineer to build and maintain trading infrastructure in San Francisco. The role emphasizes ownership, speed, and innovative use of AI in development processes.
You will work on connecting exchanges and enhancing system reliability while following a culture that values small teams and high accountability.
Equity, health insurance, and unlimited PTO are offered in a dog-friendly office with snacks from local markets.
I’m Antonin, co-founder and CTO of River Markets. Oscar (CEO) and I spent 3 years as quants in HFT shops and hedge funds. At nights and weekends we started trading predictions markets for fun and built a ton of trading infrastructure.
We are now using this to build the prime brokerage and execution layer for prediction markets: the infrastructure professional and institutional traders need to access, trade, and manage risk across venues like Kalshi and Polymarket at scale.
We value ownership, speed, and a high technical bar. We expect to do more with fewer people than a team our size has any right to. We are currently fully connected to 3 exchanges, have 6 proprietary execution algorithms and already have paying users.
AI is the operating model. Every engineer treats AI as a core part of how they work: writing and reviewing code with AI tooling, automating their own workflows, and building internal systems that lean on LLMs where it makes sense. The bar isn't "can you use Claude": it's "what did you stop doing by hand this week?"
We're looking for people who instinctively reach for automation, who multiply their output rather than just grinding harder, and who are excited that the leverage per engineer here is genuinely uncapped. We expect engineers to still understand every line they ship, AI-generated or not.
We expect the following:
experience in fintech, trading, or market infrastructure; a genuine interest in prediction markets;
If this sounds like you, email me at antonin+fe[at]rivermarkets.com with a resume and something you built, no cover letter.