Staff Quant Strategist Engineer
Location
France
Posted
7 days ago
Salary
0
Seniority
Lead
Job Description
Staff Quant Strategist Engineer
Aave Labs
• Modeling and validating the economics of Aave products — including yield mechanics, rate dynamics, risk parameters, and scenario analysis • Contributing to the design of new products and protocol mechanisms alongside engineering and product teams • Supporting growth-side decisions where quantitative input is valuable — asset listings, incentive design, partner economics • Building tooling and dashboards that make quantitative reasoning a shared capability across the organization
Job Requirements
- Strong quantitative foundation — comfortable with stochastic processes, optimization, simulation, and statistical modeling
- Deep DeFi fluency — you understand how lending markets, AMMs, and rate models actually work, and you've spent time tracing failure modes (liquidations, depegs, oracle issues, MEV)
- Engineering capability — you can prototype your own models, and read/contribute to Solidity well enough to collaborate meaningfully with smart contract engineers
- Communication — you can take quantitative work and explain it to non-quant stakeholders (founders, partners, growth, product) without losing rigor. You're comfortable in commercial conversations and can shape them with quantitative input rather than just answering questions.
- Bias to ship — you treat models as decision-support tools, not academic artifacts. You ship work that influences what gets built
- Nice to have: Published research or writing on DeFi economics, market microstructure, or related areas
- Experience with formal methods, agent-based simulation, or mechanism design
- Background contributing to open-source DeFi protocols
- Experience operating in cross-functional environments where engineering and growth/BD intersect
Benefits
- Equal opportunities employer
- Diverse workforce culture
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