More 𝛼, less latency: exchange and HFT on one chip. Backed by Y Combinator.
About the role
As founding hardware engineer, you will be a core contributor to our ultra-low latency matching engine, implementing its technology as a hw/sw co-design in SystemVerilog, Rust, and C++.
What they're looking for
- SystemVerilog
- FPGA or ASIC design experience
- Rust and/or C++
- Protobuf
- Curiosity and ability to learn
- Passion for trading and markets
More about this role
As founding hardware engineer, you will be a core contributor to our ultra-low latency matching engine, implementing its technology as a hw/sw co-design in SystemVerilog, Rust, and C++.
PAX is building the world's first exchange and co-located trading facility on a chip. We will go-to-market using AWS F2 FPGA instances and follow-on with an ASIC design that combines network aggregation with exchange functionality.
PAX provides the fastest tick-to-trade and market data publication in the world, across all exchanges (e.g. faster than NYSE, Deutsche Börse, etc.).
The PAX λ API provides traders with on-chip exchange integrated HFT decision logic. Using the λ API, traders can make markets or take arbitrage opportunities. The λ API enables traders to respond to market events the very instant the information is registered in the exchange matching engine.
PAX sells access to its ultra-low latency λ API and offers trading otherwise for free. Existing exchanges typically offer rebates for liquidity providers ("makers") and charge fees to liquidity takers (the "maker/taker" fee structure). At PAX when λ and non-λ orders pair together, the free-tier order is given a cash rebate regardless of...
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