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Fanatics Betting & Gaming (FBG) is seeking a Staff Engineer to join the Trading Engineering team in Dublin. You'll work on the innovative heart of FBG's risk and trading domain, designing and implementing scalable, secure, high-performance solutions within an event-driven architecture that supports real-time decision-making systems.
Key responsibilities include:
- Design and implement scalable, secure solutions focused on system reliability and efficiency
- Analyze and address complex problems in multifaceted systems to improve performance and scalability
- Write efficient, modular, testable code adhering to quality standards
- Support the full product lifecycle from concept through deployment and operation
- Collaborate with Product, Quant, and Engineering teams to deliver stable, reliable applications
- Participate in code reviews and design discussions, contributing to product evolution
- Enhance software quality through testability, operational metrics, and documentation
- Develop product understanding of the industry, feature set, and roadmap
- Mentor team members and share knowledge to promote growth
- Participate in on-call rotation for critical operations
- Travel occasionally for offsite meetings and team collaboration
You'll be working within Fanatics' broader mission to establish an end-to-end digital sports platform, where your technical contributions directly impact how sports fans engage with the ecosystem. The role offers significant learning opportunities with cutting-edge technologies and methodologies in a supportive environment that prioritizes innovation and professional development.
Required qualifications:
- 8+ years of demonstrable experience building and deploying scalable, high-performance applications
- 8+ years of experience with C# and cloud platforms (Azure preferred)
- Strong understanding of event-driven architectures and real-time systems
- Proven ability to design and implement complex, distributed systems
