Quick Summary
incomplete documentation, schema changes without warning,
Responsibilities
~2 min readFinancial Partner Integrations
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Own integrations with banks, payment providers, and liquidity venues end-to-end — from API contract and webhook design through to production hardening and reconciliation
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Build integrations that are robust to vendor reality: incomplete documentation, schema changes without warning, and validation rules that shift post-go-live
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Build messaging / notification systems with signature verification and replay protection; pin schemas against real sandbox behaviour; design for failure at every layer
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Maintain and evolve the reconciliation layer across all connected payment rails — fees, settlement windows, and exception handling as first-class concerns
Operational Automation
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Identify manual workflows in onboarding, compliance, and back-office operations and systematically replace them with product and automation
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Enable self-service for internal ops teams and customers, reducing engineering dependency for routine operational tasks
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Work closely with Compliance and Operations to understand where the friction is and build the tooling that removes it
Treasury & Liquidity Automation
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Design and build the automation layer for Codex's trading and treasury operations — automated position management, liquidity routing, and risk controls
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Design for failure: clear handling of automated decision failures, position unwinding, and safe degradation
Engineering Standards
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Set and maintain the engineering standard for how payment integrations are built at Codex — idempotency, audit trails, fail-closed design, exact decimal arithmetic, and deterministic durable orchestration
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Mentor engineers on the hard parts of money movement systems
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Continuously design and build for security, hardening our systems
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Ship and critically review AI-assisted code with the judgement to identify plausible but incorrect output or output detrimental to a product’s long-term health and sustainability
6 to 10 years of backend engineering experience in cross-border payments, stablecoins, FX infrastructure, or crypto custody
Production experience with both crypto rails (on-chain settlement on major networks like Ethereum, Tron and Solana; bridging major stablecoins; DeFi protocols) and fiat rails (SWIFT, SEPA, local schemes such as FPS or CHATS)
Must-have: Production experience with durable workflow orchestration — Temporal strongly preferred. Includes deterministic replay, safe versioning of live workflows, idempotency keys, and compensation logic
Must-have: Strong TypeScript/Node and Postgres in a money context — fail-closed design, exact decimal arithmetic, append-only audit trails
Must-have: Hands-on third-party API integration experience, including vendors with incomplete documentation, webhook reliability requirements, and schema instability
Location & Eligibility
Listing Details
- Posted
- September 1, 2026
- First seen
- September 1, 2026
- Last seen
- September 3, 2026
Posting Health
- Days active
- 0
- Repost count
- 0
- Trust Level
- 54%
- Scored at
- September 1, 2026
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