Senior Product Engineer
Ellipsis Labs
Ellipsis Labs is a profitable, venture-backed New York-based startup building sustainable and efficient DeFi protocols on high-throughput decentralized infrastructure. Our long-term goal is to build a better financial system.
Our flagship product, Phoenix Perpetuals, brings professional-grade perpetual futures to Solana. Building on our experience developing efficient markets, Ellipsis Labs also operates SolFi, a proprietary automated market maker that provides efficient liquidity for key trading pairs. Our foundational product, Phoenix Legacy, is a limit order book on the Solana blockchain that established our expertise in operating high-performance markets. Combined, these products have facilitated over $285B in trading volume across Solana markets.
THE OPPORTUNITY
Ellipsis Labs is seeking a Senior Product Engineer to join our team. In this role, you will:
• Spec, build, and maintain professional-grade applications
• Drive ambitious product initiatives (which may include entirely new product lines) from inception to completion: specification, architecture, implementation, testing, monitoring, and maintenance
QUALIFICATIONS
REQUIRED
• 3+ years of experience building user-facing software products with high quality and well-documented production code
• Experience building great UX with modern frontend frameworks, specifically React + TypeScript
• Ability to work across the product engineering stack
• Ability to make informed product decisions based on relevant business context
• Deep respect and empathy for users
• A demonstrated track record of high agency, willingness to dive into unfamiliar technical and non-technical areas, and a team-first attitude
• Passion for decentralized finance
PREFERRED
• Experience working with blockchain technology, specifically Solana
• Interest in quant trading or fintech
• Product design or product management experience
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