remote-jobs 2024-04-30

Hi Clojurians, β˜€οΈ I am working with the Head of Technology at Proprietary Trading firm - http://DRW.com The firm is looking for multiple Clojure developers who are passionate about other functional programming languages. LOCATION: πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ and πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ (REMOTE) NO CALIFORNIA Expectations: β€’ Building systems with a constant focus on testing, scalability, and maintainability β€’ Designing, modeling, and programming in a variety of languages and technologies β€’ Working on legacy code as well as green field development β€’ Initiative driving projects to completion β€’ Learning and promoting new technologies with a focus on best practices Desirable Experience: β€’ Developing high-availability systems in Clojure (6+ years) β€’ Confident JVM knowledge β€’ A solid understanding of micro-service architectures β€’ Interest in Crypto or Traditional Finance If you are interested in learning more about this opportunity, please reach out to me on LinkedIn or DM directly - https://www.linkedin.com/in/justas-valciukas-4972b0197/

Greetings for San Diego. I gotta ask: why NO CALIFORNIA?

Didn't the FTC just ban non-competes nationwide?

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Great questions, Eric. Non-compete clauses are not enforceable in California so it's a big NO for most of the trading companies

Charles, yes, for those who are making less than 150k a year

I think the ruling said that 150k limit was specifically for "senior executives with a policy making position". I'm not sure if that would include Engineering Managers or ICs, though I suppose it might depend on the role in practice or size of the company.

Most trading companies will still have non-competes. It makes sense, because of the trading strategies and etc. which I think it's a sensitive information