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>>whoish+(OP)
Bitnomial | Haskell Software Engineer, Senior Frontend Engineer | Chicago, IL, San Francisco Bay Area, CA, New York, NY, REMOTE (US) | Full-time | https://bitnomial.com/jobs/

Bitnomial is looking for Haskell Software Engineers to join our team. Bitnomial is a US based, CFTC licensed and regulated derivatives exchange, headquartered in Chicago. Bitnomial develops and operates exchange, clearing, and settlement infrastructure. Our first products are physically-settled Bitcoin futures and options. We recently launched a Hashrate future, and we have more and different products on the way. Trading industry experience is a plus.

We use Haskell for all of our backend services, including the matching engine. Our main repository is 66% Haskell, 11% TypeScript, 9% HCL (for Terraform, Nomad, etc). We use servant as our main web server.

We've also got a bunch of open source projects: https://github.com/bitnomial

Tech stack: Haskell (GHC), React/Typescript, PostgreSQL, Nix, Nomad, Terraform, AWS

Compensation: $150-$225k base salary depending on qualifications + equity options

For US employees: 4% 401(k) matching + healthcare benefits

Contact: jobs@bitnomial.com

>>Wraith+Yw3
They will send an auto reject after an unpaid 'take home project'.

>>playfa+z84
I’m sorry to hear you had that experience, and I appreciate your feedback. We put a lot of care into evaluating every candidate’s take-home solution, and it’s never an auto-reject. Every decision is made by a person, an engineer at Bitnomial. I know take-homes are a big ask, and we try to make them meaningful and fair while respecting candidates' time. We're balancing trying to get as much signal as we can while not being brutal. Hiring is tough, and rejection is never easy, but we always strive to be thoughtful and respectful throughout the process.

By the way, we’ve hired several great engineers who didn’t make it through the process on their first try.

>>Wraith+Bb7
> we’ve hired several great engineers who didn’t make it through the process on their first try

That means your process is flawed.