Software Engineer, Java

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Orderly Network is a permissionless, decentralized exchange protocol and modular ecosystem built on top of NEAR. It uses an on-chain orderbook to provide a platform complete with a risk engine, matching engine, and shared asset pools for Dapps to build on top of. Dapps built on the Orderly Network will allow for financial instruments such as; Spot Trading, Margin Trading, Perpetual Swaps and Lending & Borrowing.

Whilst a fully independent team operates at Orderly Network, we were incubated by NEAR and WOO Network - Industry heavyweights in their respective fields. Thanks to both the guidance and expertise Orderly Network will offer market-leading execution with low latency and minimal fees with a combination of orderbook efficiency alongside on-chain settlement. We will become the go-to network for ecosystem partners to come and build upon.

A Glimpse into Your Future at Orderly Network

• What will you be working on?
  • Develop the core functions of the Internet financial platform, and build the technology infrastructure that supports digital asset trading on the internet.
  • Implement RestFul and WebSocket API interfaces to support customers to receive market data and execute orders.
  • Establish a robust, efficient and concurrent trading system to ensure 7x24 hours uninterrupted operation.
• Who will you be working with?
  • Actively conduct efficient communication with product team and business development team to collect requirements and participate in product planning and system design.
• What challenges will you face?
  • Fast-paced working environment.
  • Propose practical and feasible solutions and produce technical documents independently.
  • System analyzing, abstract thinking, and system designing.
• What tech stacks/skills will you be using?
  • Java programming - frequently
  • Large-scale, multithreading, and high-performance distributed system - frequently
  • Data structures, design patterns, multi-threaded programming, and JVM principles - frequently
  • Java Web, microservice development, and frameworks like SpringBoot, Spring Cloud, and MyBatis - frequently
  • Caching, message queuing, and searching tools like Redis, Kafka, and Elasticsearch - frequently
  • Linux - frequently
  • Performance tuning, jmetrics, and grafana - sometimes