Software Engineer – Frontend at Relative

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Job Description

₹15L – ₹35L • 0.0% – 0.2%

About Us

Crypto markets have grown exponentially over the past few years, seeing increased adoption from retail participants as well as tech giants.

While this growth was catalyzed by developments in DeFi & NFTs, we believe that the next order of magnitude change will come from mass adoption of decentralized, community owned platforms across different verticals – finance, social media, gaming etc.

With this philosophy, we are building Relative – a derivatives platform focused on prediction markets. We’re an early-stage, venture backed team, hiring engineers with a strong sense of direction & ownership.

Requirements

  • Professional experience with TypeScript, React and CSS
  • Experience using Git in a team environment
  • Comfort working through an iterative software development process
  • Ability to thrive in a fully remote organization

Roles & Responsibilities

  • Build features and improvements to the product in a secure, well-tested and performant way with minimal guidance and support from other team members
  • Craft code that meets our internal standards for style, upgradability and maintainability
  • Maintain and advocate for these standards through code reviews
  • Work closely with designers to build the best user experience
  • Learn, collaborate and teach other Frontend Engineers
  • Help identify areas of improvements in the codebase and development workflow

Perks

  • Work flexible hours from any location
  • Competitive pay, with additional bonuses & token compensation for top contributors
  • Health insurance & gym stipend
  • Unlimited paid time off

Hiring Process

  • Candidates must attempt a coding assignment and submit the solution with their application
  • Shortlisted candidates will be invited for a 1 hour technical interview
  • Next, candidates will be invited for a 30 minute call to evaluate culture fit and their motivation towards the role
  • Successful candidates will subsequently be made an offer