Dewiz Quantitative Researcher
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San Francisco, CA - USA
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Job Summary
Dewiz is one of the core engineering teams within the Sky Ecosystem building the infrastructure that powers one of DeFis largest and most established protocols. The team works across protocol engineering smart contracts trading systems and market infrastructure developing products that process billions of dollars in on-chain liquidity while advancing the next generation of decentralized finance.
As the ecosystem continues to expand were looking for a Quantitative Researcher to help design the models and strategies that optimize execution inventory management and capital efficiency across both centralized and decentralized markets.
The Role
Youll work at the intersection of quantitative research market microstructure algorithmic trading and DeFi building models that directly influence how capital is allocated liquidity is priced and trades are executed.
Your research will improve execution quality unlock new revenue opportunities reduce risk and shape the design of next-generation trading and liquidity infrastructure.
Strong background in Quantitative Research Applied Mathematics Statistics Physics Computer Science Economics or a related discipline.
Experience developing quantitative models for trading market making optimization or financial markets.
Strong programming skills in Python Rust C or a similar language.
Solid understanding of probability statistics optimization and market microstructure.
Curiosity about DeFi digital assets and decentralized market design.
Experience with market making algorithmic trading blockchain protocols or MEV is a strong advantage but not required.
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About Company
Build onchain with a trusted full-stack platform including Arc, CPN, and USDC. Power payments, trading, and access to the agentic economy.
