Junior Software Engineer (Crypto)

The Tie is the leading provider of information services for digital assets. Our core offering, The Tie Terminal, is the fastest and most comprehensive platform for institutional digital asset market participants. With its unmatched breadth and depth of data coverage, combined with a suite of powerful, customizable tools, The Terminal provides an all-in-one solution to stay on top of the crypto market. Learn more about The Tie Terminal here.

The Tie's clients include hundreds of the leading traditional and crypto-native hedge funds, OTC desks, MMs, asset managers, banks, and other institutional market participants.

We're backed by top-tier investors and retain the capital, customers, and team required to scale. We are long crypto and play a leading role in bridging traditional finance and digital assets.

The Position

We’re looking for a Junior Software Engineer to join our engineering team and help build, maintain, and improve the pipelines and data products that power our crypto analytics platform. This is an ideal role for someone early in their career who’s excited about working with data, learning modern engineering best practices, and exploring the crypto ecosystem.

We’re looking for strong fundamentals, curiosity, and a willingness to grow.

This position is open to candidates in person in New York or remote within the United States.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with senior engineers to build and maintain APIs, scheduled jobs, data pipelines, and data monitors, and assist in identifying and triaging data-quality issues or pipeline failures
• Transform raw blockchain and general purpose data into clean, structured datasets by writing and optimizing SQL queries (Snowflake / SingleStore) and assisting with schema design and data modeling for new data sources
• Contribute to internal tools and automation workflows. Follow clean code practices and contribute to code reviews
• Assist in writing, testing, and refining prompts for LLM-powered features, including developing prompt templates, and documenting prompt behavior, edge cases, and failure modes

Requirements

Preferred Qualifications

Benefits