Mid Level Oracle Engineer at G-20 Group in London, England, GB

About G-20 

The G-20 Group is a pioneer in Quantitative Trading systems in cross-asset markets. Headquartered in Switzerland, we operate at the intersection of Quantitative Research, Software Engineering and Trading. The team combines a startup mindset with extensive experience in proprietary Trading, Technology and Quantitative Finance. 

Role Overview 

We are hiring an experienced Oracle Engineer to join our team, a leading DeFi desk in the sector. In this role you will have end-to-end ownership of the oracle stack, including institutional market data ingestion from co-located data centres, low-latency aggregation, hardware-secured signing, and on-chain submission. 

This function operates within a zero-tolerance environment, where the integrity and accuracy of price submissions are critical. 

Key Responsibilities 

• Low-Latency Data Ingestion: Design and operate a multi-source feed handler architecture to ingest tick-level data from institutional market data providers, exchange direct feeds, and reference rate APIs. Ensure isolation of data sources with independent failure domains, and implement staleness detection, quorum-based validation, and automated failover across redundant data pathways.  
• Price Aggregation Engine: Develop a high-performance aggregation engine in Rust to generate a single reliable price from multiple, potentially divergent data sources. Implement manipulation-resistant statistical methods, outlier filtering, asset-specific confidence thresholds, and automated halting mechanisms when data quality falls below defined standards. Ensure consistent sub-second submission cadence with deterministic latency.  
• Cryptographic Signing & Submission: Implement a secure signing pipeline leveraging hardware security modules (HSMs) to ensure private keys remain within tamper-resistant environments. Integrate pre-submission validation checks against on-chain reference data and design an optimized submission path with minimal network latency.  
• Failover & High Availability: Architect and maintain a resilient multi-site infrastructure with active/standby configurations and automated failover capabilities. Ensure failover occurs within sub-second timeframes without data loss, and implement serverless fallback mechanisms for extreme failure scenarios. Maintain high availability through load-balanced endpoints with session affinity.  
• Monitoring & Incident Response: Establish comprehensive observability frameworks, including real-time monitoring of oracle latency, data source health, and quorum integrity. Implement automated circuit breakers to halt operations under degraded conditions and integrate with a 24/7 incident response and alerting system with clearly defined service level agreements.