Lead the internal trading desk, manage $20M+ in liquidity, develop strategies, oversee capital management, and integrate with engineering.
Euclid is a protocol that sits within the Nibiru ecosystem. This posting is not for Nibiru, but for Euclid.
Position: Head of Trading
Location: Remote
Type: Full-time
About Company:
Euclid is an open-source, decentralized liquidity consensus layer designed to enable any application to integrate into a shared liquidity framework. By establishing a consensus-driven layer that connects blockchains, Euclid fosters a collaborative ecosystem where participants benefit from increased liquidity, faster settlements, and a seamless trading experience.
About Role:
Lead the launch and operation of the internal trading desk, managing $20M+ in stablecoin liquidity and driving yields through optimized strategies.
Responsibilities
- Desk Architecture: Design workflows, tools and controls from the ground up.
- Strategy Execution: Develop and deploy liquidity-provision, arbitrage and market-making algorithms.
- Capital Management: Oversee $20M+ in stablecoins, optimizing deployment for ROI and minimal slippage.
- Risk & P&L: Build real-time monitoring, risk frameworks and P&L attribution.
- Integration: Partner with engineering to connect APIs, smart contracts and on-chain data.
- Team Leadership: Recruit, mentor and manage traders/analysts.
- Reporting: Deliver concise performance updates to leadership and LPs.
Experience
- 2+ years on a prop- or institutional trading desk (crypto preferred).
- Proven arbitrage or liquidity-provision track record.
- Deep DeFi/AMM knowledge and on-chain execution expertise.
- Experience managing multi-million-dollar pools.
Nice to Have
- Python/TypeScript coding for strategy and integration.
- On-chain analytics or smart-contract experience.
- Multi-chain DeFi exposure.
Apply: Email [email protected] or message @gchouchani on telegram with your resume and an overview of your trading experience.
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