Full-stack Typescript Developer

About Us

Tradester is an early-stage, fast-moving futures trading platform revolutionizing how traders interact with the markets. We’re driven by a commitment to building innovative, reliable, and scalable solutions. If you're looking to make an outsized impact on a smart, agile team, we want to hear from you.

We are seeking a highly skilled and motivated engineer to join our growing team. The open position is for a full-stack Typescript developer.

Required Experience

• Professional Experience: 3-7 years.

• Languages: Typescript, typescript, and oh did we say typescript?

• Modern Frontend Framework: We love svelte. An ideal candidate would have experience building with svelte, but a developer with great domain knowledge in a modern front-end framework would still fit in on our team.

• Monorepo: Has experience building full-stack applications in a monorepo.

• Testing: Experience writing unit/integration tests with either vitest or jest.

Required Skills

• Frontend: HTML, CSS, Tailwind, Typescript, [Svelte, React, Solid, Angular, Vue (at least one)]

• Backend: API design, WebSockets, Auth (role-based), RLS, CORS.

• Git: Can you handle a merge conflict without help? Do you know what git stash is?

• Problem Solving: Can you ask good questions? Can you think through a problem before just throwing your problems at google or your favorite llm.

Preferred Candidate

• Has a full-stack side-project they have built themselves from the ground up. This is a startup. Not a golden-ticket job. A basic CRUD app does not meet this requirement. Do you even like programming? Do something hard. 

• Enjoys problem solving. You are the type of person who when they are in the middle of a problem they can’t stop thinking about it. 

• Experience contributing to a CI/CD pipeline and not just using it. You don’t need domain knowledge, you just shouldn’t be a fish out of water.

• You prefer to handle errors instead of throwing them.

• If you don’t know the difference between Promise.all, Promise.allSettled, Promise.any, and Promise.race you don’t know typescript and this is not the job for you.