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Developer roles qualify for TN visa sponsorship under the USMCA treaty's Computer Systems Analyst category, covering software engineers, web developers, and related specialties. Canadian citizens can enter at the border with an approved offer letter. Mexican citizens apply through a U.S. consulate. No lottery, no cap for Canadians.
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INTRODUCTION
You will design, build, and operate the strategies behind one of the largest asset managers in onchain finance. Gauntlet serves $1.5B+ in client TVL, and the vaults that hold it run on strategies that quant developers on our team build, ship, and stand behind. This is not a research seat where models get handed off to someone else's pipeline — you design the strategy, write the code, deploy it, and own it in production. If you want your models allocating real capital onchain within weeks of joining, read on.
ABOUT GAUNTLET
Gauntlet builds the financial systems of the future. While much of onchain finance is focused on point solutions, we operate across the entire stack to offer best-in-class vault products. Today we serve over $1.5B in client TVL across some of the largest fintechs/neobanks, protocols, exchanges, and capital allocators in crypto — and, increasingly, traditional asset management. Our team brings together traditional finance and crypto-native expertise to deliver durable, sophisticated products for institutional clients moving onchain.
THE ROLE
Depending on your background and interests, you'll join one of our vault strategy teams. Our strategies span lending and credit curation, cross-chain yield aggregation, structured products, RWAs, and more. Teams own the full strategy lifecycle: research and protocol due diligence, strategy design and backtesting, allocation and rebalancing engines, onchain execution and optimization, and 24/7 monitoring of live positions. You own strategies end-to-end and are accountable for their performance, safety, and uptime.
WHAT YOU'LL DO;
- Design and ship vault strategies: take a strategy from thesis and design doc through implementation, simulation, deployment, and live operation — RWAs, leveraged lending, yield aggregation, cross-protocol allocation, perpetuals, prediction markets, and new product types we haven't built yet
- Optimize strategies: signals research, execution optimization, gas-aware rebalancing across tokens and chains, liquidity and duration management
- Run protocol and asset due diligence: evaluate new protocols, collateral assets, and chains for inclusion in strategies — solvency mechanics, oracle design, redemption paths, liquidity depth, and more
- Own risk parameters: supply caps, LLTV settings, concentration limits, VaR-based exposure models, and automated de-risking logic that pulls positions when conditions deteriorate
- Integrate new protocols and chains: build and validate adapters for lending markets, DEX aggregators, and bridges; verify strategy behavior against forked-chain simulation before capital touches it
- Monitor what you build: extend our risk-monitoring and alerting systems, define the conditions that page someone, and participate in the on-call rotation for the strategies you own
- Support launches and clients: partner with growth, capital markets, and client teams on new vault and strategy launches
WHAT YOU BRING;
- A track record of building quantitative systems that run in production — algorithmic trading, portfolio optimization, market making, or risk systems at a trading firm, asset manager, fintech, or crypto-native company. This is often 2-8 years of experience, but we weight what you've built over years on a résumé
- You write the code behind your strategies. Strong Python and solid software-engineering fundamentals: testing, code review, and the judgment to build durable abstractions rather than one-off scripts. This is a hands-on, quantitative role — not a discretionary trading seat
- Applied quantitative skills: optimization, statistics, and simulation, and the instinct to validate models against real data before trusting them
- Comfort with data infrastructure: SQL and experience building or consuming data pipelines
- Production ownership: you've debugged live systems under pressure and understand that a strategy managing other people's money has to be correct, monitored, and recoverable
- Clear technical communication
BONUS POINTS
- Hands-on DeFi experience: lending protocols, ERC-4626 vaults, AMMs, or oracle systems — as a builder or a sophisticated user
- Solidity / EVM literacy: reading protocol contracts, forked-chain simulation (anvil), or writing adapters; non-EVM experience (e.g., Solana) also valued
- On-chain operational experience: multisig workflows, transaction submission and signing infrastructure, bridging
- TypeScript, and familiarity with a modern data stack (e.g., BigQuery, Dagster, Hex, GCP/Kubernetes)
- Experience with risk modeling for volatile or thinly-traded assets: VaR, liquidation modeling, stress testing
WHO THRIVES HERE;
- Wants end-to-end ownership — research, code, deployment, and the pager — not a hand-off between research and engineering
- Comfortable that crypto markets don't close. Strategy owners take on-call seriously, and the occasional market-event night is part of the job; we staff and rotate to keep it sustainable
- Operates well in ambiguity: can take "we should have a strategy for X" and return a scoped design, not a list of questions — and is comfortable in a fast-moving space where priorities and team structure evolve
- Holds a genuine risk view and voices it — including "we shouldn't do this" when the analysis says so
- Pragmatic about shipping: balances rigor against client timelines without cutting corners on safety
- Naturally curious about digital assets and DeFi. Deep crypto experience is not required — curiosity and strong quant fundamentals are
BENEFITS & PERKS;
- Remote first — work from anywhere in the US & Canada
- Regular in-person company retreats and cross-country "office visit" perk
- 100% paid medical, dental, and vision premiums for employees
- $1,000 WFH stipend
- Monthly reimbursement for home internet, phone, and cellular data
- Unlimited vacation
- 100% paid parental leave of 12 weeks
- Fertility benefits
- Opportunity for incentive compensation
Please note at this time our hiring is reserved for potential employees who are able to work within the contiguous United States and Canada. Should you need alternative accommodations, please note that in your application.
The national pay range for this role is $175,000 - $200,000 base plus additional On Target Earnings potential by level and equity in the company. Our salary ranges are based on paying competitively for a company of our size and industry, and are one part of many compensation, benefits, and other reward opportunities we provide. Individual pay rate decisions are based on a number of factors, including qualifications for the role, experience level, skill set, and balancing internal equity relative to peers at the company.
We may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support parts of the hiring process, such as reviewing applications, analyzing resumes, or assessing responses and identifying potential inconsistencies or verification signals in application materials based on available information. These tools assist our recruitment team but do not replace human judgment. Final hiring decisions are ultimately made by humans. If you would like more information about how your data is processed, please contact us.
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Align your title to TN-qualifying categories
TN visa approval depends on your job title mapping to an approved USMCA occupation. 'Software Developer' and 'Computer Systems Analyst' clear the threshold; 'Product Engineer' or 'Technical Lead' often don't without a strong job description tying the role to systems analysis work.
Build a degree-to-role paper trail
Your degree must directly support the Developer role in your offer letter. A computer science or software engineering degree is clean. An unrelated degree requires a credential evaluation showing technical coursework equivalent to a qualifying field before you approach employers.
Target employers with recent visa filing experience
Companies that have filed recent work visa petitions for Developer roles already understand visa sponsorship mechanics. Filtering by employers with documented visa filing history cuts your search to companies who won't treat your visa status as a dealbreaker during the offer stage.
Use Migrate Mate to find Developer roles with TN sponsorship
Migrate Mate surfaces Developer jobs from employers with recent visa filings, demonstrating experience with work visa sponsorship under USMCA and other visa programs. This means you're not cold-applying to companies unfamiliar with sponsoring international talent. Search by role and filter for positions that match TN eligibility requirements directly.
Clarify the offer letter format before signing
Canadian citizens present their offer letter at a port of entry instead of attending a consulate interview. That letter must include your title, duties, salary, and start date in a format CBP officers accept. A vague or incomplete letter is grounds for denial on the spot.
Understand Mexican citizens face a separate consulate process
Mexican nationals cannot use the Canadian port-of-entry shortcut. You'll apply at a U.S. consulate, where your employer's offer letter, your credentials, and TN category eligibility all get reviewed together. Scheduling early matters because consulate appointment availability varies significantly by location.
Developer TN Visa: Frequently Asked Questions
Does a Developer role actually qualify for TN visa status?
Yes, but the title and duties matter. The USMCA lists 'Computer Systems Analyst' as a qualifying occupation, and USCIS interprets this to include software developers and engineers whose work involves designing, analyzing, or implementing computer systems. A generic 'Developer' title paired with a vague job description can trigger a denial, so your offer letter needs to connect your daily duties explicitly to systems analysis or software development work.
How does TN compare to H-1B for Developer roles?
For Canadian and Mexican developers, TN is faster and far more predictable than H-1B visa. There's no annual lottery, no cap for Canadians, and no multi-month USCIS adjudication wait. Canadian citizens can be approved at a port of entry the same day they present a qualifying offer letter. H-1B requires lottery selection in April and work authorization can't begin until October 1, meaning a successful registration still delays your start by six months or more.
Can I find Developer jobs that already support TN sponsorship?
Yes. Migrate Mate lets you search Developer roles specifically from employers with recent visa filings, so you can focus your applications on companies that already understand work visa sponsorship processes rather than educating hiring managers from scratch on every call.
What happens to my TN status if I switch Developer jobs?
Your TN status is tied to your current employer. If you accept a new Developer role, your new employer must support a fresh TN application before you start. Canadian citizens can do this at the border with a new offer letter. Mexican nationals need a new consulate appointment. You cannot transfer TN status between employers the way an H-1B allows portability after 180 days.
Does my degree field affect TN eligibility for Developer roles?
Yes. A bachelor's degree in computer science, software engineering, or a directly related technical field supports a clean TN application for Developer roles. If your degree is in an unrelated field, such as business or a social science, you'll need a credential evaluation showing your coursework or experience is equivalent to a qualifying technical degree. Gaps between your degree and your job duties are one of the most common reasons TN applications for Developer roles are challenged at entry.