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At Improbable, we build and scale ambitious AI and Web3 ventures shaping the next generation of the internet.
We’re hiring for a venture building a next-generation blockchain for real-time, large-scale applications, designed to overcome the speed and cost limitations of traditional blockchain infrastructure. The technology is fast, cost-efficient and fully EVM-compatible, enabling developers, creators and communities to build immersive products with greater ownership and interoperability.
The team is building a high-performance decentralised exchange designed to give traders fast, reliable and fair execution.
The product is live. Now we need a Product Engineer to take it to the next level.
You will own the frontend product experience for the DEX, shaping how it looks, feels and performs for traders.
This is not a narrow frontend engineering role. You will have significant influence over product decisions, user experience and the direction of future products.
You may be a founding engineer, an early product engineer or someone who has helped build a trading product from the ground up.
What matters is that you have owned real product decisions, shipped complex systems and understand what traders expect from the products they use.
If you have built trading products and want to help create a faster, fairer DEX, apply.
Salary not disclosed for this role. See what similar remote roles pay →
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Life Insurance
Employee Assistance Program
Fitness Stipend
Flexible Benefit Card (Edenred, Pluxee)
Unlimited PTO
Sick Days
Flexible Hours
Home Office Stipend
Company Equipment
WFA Allowance (Days/Year)
Parental Leave
Caregiver Policy
Team Events & Social Budget
Free Snacks & Drinks
Every current opening on Improbable's own job board is listed as remote and labelled "Remote - International." The company does not publish a written remote policy or a list of eligible countries, so confirm location requirements for a specific role with the recruiter before applying.
Improbable does not publish a benefits list on its own website. Benefits reported for the company include unlimited paid time off, health insurance, parental leave and flexible working hours. Ask the hiring team for the current package and any specific amounts.
Yes. Improbable's job board includes a General Application posting alongside its specific openings. Roles at its venture Bolter are listed on a separate Bolter job board, which the Improbable careers page links to.
Improbable's Product Engineer opening names JavaScript, TypeScript, React and Next.js. Because the company builds new ventures, the stack can vary by venture and role, so check each posting for specifics.
Improbable's careers pages speak to people interested in AI, Web3 or the metaverse who want to work with experts on complex technical challenges. In its own words: "If you're motivated by solving hard problems, join us to build the companies of tomorrow."