Cloud-native capital markets platform for institutional investors
Clear Street operates a modern, end-to-end capital markets infrastructure built on Java, Spring, PostgreSQL, Kafka, and AWS—a deliberately layered stack for low-latency trading and settlement. Active projects span algorithmic execution, prime brokerage, derivatives clearing, and tax automation, indicating a build-from-scratch approach to replace legacy systems. The hiring mix is heavily weighted toward senior and mid-level engineers (40 of 67 roles), paired with finance and operations talent, reflecting both engineering intensity and the domain expertise required to navigate regulatory constraints.
Clear Street is a privately held capital markets technology company founded in 2018, headquartered in New York. The platform provides institutional investors with a unified, cloud-native interface to access and trade across multiple asset classes and markets. The product spans execution management, securities finance, derivatives clearing, prime brokerage services, and back-office automation—all consolidated into a single infrastructure. The company operates through regulated entities and serves sophisticated investors seeking alternatives to fragmented, legacy-dependent systems. With 501–1,000 employees and active hiring across the US, UK, Canada, Sweden, and the Netherlands, Clear Street is scaling both product depth and geographic footprint.
Java, Spring Boot, PostgreSQL, Kafka, Kubernetes, React, and AWS form the core. Additional languages include Python, C++, Rust, and Go. Snowflake handles analytics; Redis provides caching.
Current projects include algorithmic trading execution, a proprietary prime brokerage platform, cleared derivatives back-office modernization, securities finance applications, tax automation, and a cloud-native clearing and custody system.
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