Who We Are

Founded in 2018 by leaders across traditional and alternative finance, iTrustCapital is a digital asset investment platform that allows clients to buy and sell cryptocurrencies real-time, 24/7, through their retirement accounts.

We are an award-winning company and one of the largest crypto IRA platforms in the world, with over $4.5B in transactions. We strive to provide the best technology and experience possible for our clients who invest in cryptocurrencies using their tax-advantaged retirement accounts.

We believe one of the most important parts of an organization is the internal culture. We are a closely-knit team of innovators and game changers collaborating to make a positive impact through our technology. Together we celebrate our wins, learn from our experiences, and our employees feel like they are part of a fintech family.

 

What We Want

We are looking for C# .Net engineers eager to design, build, test and maintain our web and mobile platforms. Our engineers are responsible for continuing to improve our applications and must be able to translate storyboards and mockups into a functioning application.

In this role, you should be able to write functional code with a sharp eye for spotting defects. You should be a team player and excellent communicator. You are also passionate about the .Net framework and software design/architecture with a commitment to perfection.

 

What You'll Do

  • Work as part of a team to build C# .Net web and mobile applications.

  • Architect, build, test, and maintain excellent C# .Net applications with clean code.

  • Leverage native and third-party APIs for tight integrations.

  • Diagnose and fix back-end bugs and performance bottlenecks for performance that feels native.

  • Write automated unit and integration tests to ensure error-free code and performance.

  •  Create back-end modules with maximum code reusability and efficiency.

  • Work as part of a team, which will include other C# developers, a project manager, QA professional, and a designer.

  • Complete two-week sprints and participate in sprint retrospectives and daily standups.

  • Work with modern tools including DevOps, Teams, Git, Google Docs, etc.

  • Be part of a community of C# developers who share knowledge and help each other as problems arise.

 

What We're Looking For

  • Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science/IT
  • 4+ years of professional experience working with C# .Net.
  • 8+ years of professional software development experience.
  • Meaningful experience working on large, complex systems.
  • Participate in requirements analysis.
  • Collaborate with internal teams to produce software design and architecture.
  • Write clean, scalable code using C# .Net.
  • Test and deploy applications and systems.
  • Revise, update, refactor and debug code.
  • Improve existing software.
  • Remain up to date with the terminology, concepts and best practices for developing in .Net.
  • Develop technical interfaces, specifications, and architecture.

What We Offer

We’re a small-sized team that’s growing fast, so everyone who joins iTrustCapital has a direct impact on the direction and success of the company. Today’s hires will be tomorrow’s leaders. We strive for an open, flat, collaborative, work-hard-play-hard environment. We offer competitive compensation, medical, dental, vision, flexible work schedules and more.

California Residents, please review our [California Employee and Prospective Employee Privacy Notice] for further information. By submitting your application, you are agreeing  and acknowledging that you have read and understand the above notice.

iTrust will not sponsor work visas for this position. In compliance with federal law, all persons hired will be required to verify identity and eligibility to work in the United States and to complete the required employment eligibility verification form upon hire. 

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