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Salary: GBP 111,800 - 111,800 / annual
As a Solutions Architect on Coinbase's Sales, Trading and Prime team, you will bridge technical field engagement with hands-on software development to scale B2B products. You'll serve as a trusted technical advisor to customers ranging from startups to large institutions, while contributing to open source projects and extending Coinbase's core products to unlock strategic opportunities.
Key responsibilities include partnering with customers to guide them in building on Coinbase services and APIs, collaborating with sales teams to address technical requirements and support deal closure, and architecting distributed systems solutions for complex customer needs. You will build open source SDKs and reference implementations, lead customer implementations end-to-end with technical presentations and roadblock resolution, and drive collaboration with product and engineering teams to extend capabilities for strategic clients.
This role requires substantial coding and active software development. You must have a degree in computer science or equivalent practical experience, with 3+ years of software engineering experience including expert-level proficiency with REST and WebSocket APIs and production experience with Golang. You should have a proven track record designing and building integration solutions across modern and legacy systems for complex customer problems, and demonstrated ability to translate complex technical needs into actionable recommendations for cross-functional stakeholders.
Experience with blockchain, crypto, or trading systems is required. You must be able to independently scope customer requirements and deliver working solutions under tight timelines, and demonstrate responsible use of generative AI while maintaining human oversight to deliver business-ready outputs and drive measurable improvements in workflow efficiency, cost, and quality.
Coinbase is a remote-first but not remote-only company, with quarterly in-person working sessions called "surges." The role is based in London with hybrid flexibility.
