Clear Street
Software Engineer - Platform Engineer
- Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
- $150k–$200k
- Mid level
- On-site · New York, NY
- 5+ yrs exp
- Added 1 month ago
About this role
Clear Street is seeking a Platform Engineer to build and enhance their internal developer platform, focusing on automation and self-service capabilities. This role involves partnering with engineering teams to streamline their workflows, creating reusable services and tooling, and championing platform engineering best practices to accelerate software delivery. The ideal candidate will improve developer productivity by removing operational burdens and creating an intuitive, scalable platform.
What you'll do
- Build self-service developer platforms for infrastructure provisioning and application deployment.
- Create reusable platform services like identity & authorization and secrets management.
- Design opinionated "golden paths" for efficient software development and operations.
- Develop intelligent CI/CD pipelines to automate testing, security, and compliance.
- Improve developer workflows with local environments and platform automation.
- Collaborate with application teams to simplify software delivery and improve reliability.
Benefits
- Impact on engineering productivity
- Modern cloud-native platform
- Focus on developer experience
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Clear Street
Clear Street builds financial technology platforms for institutional trading, including AI-driven pre-trade analytics, risk management, real-time market data pipelines, and algorithmic execution services. The company is hiring Platform Engineers, Senior Software Engineers, and experienced Software Engineers to develop high-performance trading systems, internal developer infrastructure, and financial data platforms.
- Industry
- Technology & Software
- Website
- clearstreet.io
Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience building developer platforms or internal tooling.
- How do you approach designing 'golden paths' for software development workflows?