Senior Treasury Systems Engineer (Haskell)

Mercury; New York, Portland, San Francisco (NY, OR, CA); Hybrid; USD 166,600 - 263,450; Full time

Job summary

Mercury is seeking a talented individual to lead cross-functional projects in their Treasury team, focusing on managing substantial customer assets. The role requires experience with Haskell or similar programming languages, a deep understanding of broker-dealer systems, and effective communication skills.

As a part of the team, you will influence product development, define architecture, and mentor engineers. Mercury offers competitive salaries, with ranges for this role between $166,600 and $263,450 depending on experience and location.

Qualifications

• Experience with Haskell or another similar programming language.
• Knowledge of trading or custody systems for individual securities and ETFs.
• Proven success as a technical lead in complex projects.
• Ability to articulate technical opinions and decisions.
• Experience mentoring engineers of varying levels.

Responsibilities

• Lead cross-functional projects across Treasury teams.
• Define technical architecture and product experience.
• Collaborate to ship thoughtful product features.
• Own product development and help shape Mercury’s future.
• Manage billions of dollars in customer assets.

Skills

Haskell or similar programming languages

Domain knowledge of broker-dealer trading

Architecture decision-making

Mentoring engineers

Effective communication and collaboration

Job description

Mercury is seeking a talented individual to lead cross-functional projects in their Treasury team, focusing on managing substantial customer assets. The role requires experience with Haskell or similar programming languages, a deep understanding of broker-dealer systems, and effective communication skills.

As a part of the team, you will influence product development, define architecture, and mentor engineers. Mercury offers competitive salaries, with ranges for this role between $166,600 and $263,450 depending on experience and location.