MLabs

Financial Services

BackendEngineer

S$115–140k Singapore, Singapore FULL TIME Remote Friendly
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.

The Brief

“Backend Engineer at MLabs. Skills: Backend development, Systems programming, Distributed systems, Smart contracts. Design backend services. Implement backend services”

What You'll Achieve.

Achieve sub-millisecond latencies

Industry & Context.

Financial Services
Problems you'll solve

Autonomous problem-solving

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Professional proficiency in Rust, Low-level systems programming, Prior trading systems exposure, High-throughput quantitative trading systems, Market-making infrastructure, Order routing engines, Designing distributed systems, Profiling distributed systems, Optimizing distributed systems, Low-latency distributed systems, Blockchain architecture understanding, Consensus mechanisms understanding, Secure smart contract development understanding, Familiarity with mathematical concepts, Familiarity with cryptographic concepts, Privacy-preserving primitives familiarity, TEE architectures familiarity, Autonomous problem-solving approach

Nice to Have

0.2% to 0.5% equity allocation

What You'll Do.

Design backend services

Implement backend services

Maintain backend services

Build smart contracts

Optimize smart contracts

Audit smart contracts

Develop trading infrastructure

Refine trading infrastructure

Optimize trading infrastructure

Collaborate on protocol architecture

Collaborate on cryptographic implementation

Collaborate on distributed system design

Integrate privacy-preserving cryptography

Integrate Trusted Execution Environments

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Foundational engineering teams

Full Job Description

**Location: **Singapore, Singapore (Hybrid) **Hybrid | Full-time** **Compensation: **$115K - $140K We are hiring on behalf of an elite proprietary trading infrastructure firm is seeking an exceptional **Backend Engineer** to design and build the core components of its next-generation institutional trading framework. Operating as a specialized prime brokerage ecosystem for high-throughput decentralized protocols, our client develops cutting-edge environments powering institutional-grade algorithmic execution at scale. This critical technical role focuses on architecting secure, low-latency infrastructure capable of processing high-volume financial transactions. The successful candidate will collaborate with an elite technical team to advance the capabilities of decentralized execution environments, utilizing privacy-preserving technologies and sophisticated distributed system designs. **Key Responsibilities** * **Core Infrastructure Development:** Design, implement, and maintain high-performance backend services and core infrastructure components using Rust. * **Smart Contract Engineering:** Build, optimize, and audit highly secure smart contracts tailored for advanced decentralized virtual machine (EVM) environments. * **Latency Optimization:** Develop, refine, and optimize real-time trading infrastructure to achieve sub-millisecond end-to-end execution latencies. * **System Architecture:** Collaborate closely with foundational engineering teams on protocol architecture, cryptographic implementation, and scalable distributed system design. * **Security & Cryptography:** Integrate privacy-preserving cryptography, including Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs), into the core transaction pipeline. **Requirements** * **Systems Programming:** Demonstrated professional proficiency in Rust and low-level systems programming. * **Trading Systems Exposure:** Prior exposure to high-throughput quantitative trading systems, market-making infrastructure, or order routing engines

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