Optilic sits at the intersection of markets, AI and real-time systems, a proprietary trading desk and a clinical-AI research arm held to the same standard of proof. Whether the code prices risk or drafts a clinical note, the bar is identical: measured, tested, trusted. We're hiring across disciplines.
Design and execute systematic trading strategies across equities, derivatives and digital assets. You'll work directly with quantitative researchers and engineers to take signals from idea to live capital, owning P&L from day one.
Build the infrastructure that quantitative strategies run on, from research tooling and backtesting frameworks to production execution systems. You sit between the traders and the market, making sure ideas become reality at the lowest possible latency and the highest possible reliability.
Build software that clinicians trust with their patients' data. You'll work across the stack, from on-device audio processing and real-time transcription to cloud-side note drafting, clinical safety gates, and the desktop application clinicians interact with. The codebase is young; you'll shape its architecture, not inherit someone else's.
Design the hardware that sits in the operatory. Our edge device processes audio and imagery inside the practice, it never phones home with the recording. You'll own the electrical design of that device: from power delivery and thermal management to the sensor interfaces, compute module integration and EMC compliance that make clinical-grade hardware real.
Design the physical product that lives in a dental operatory. The edge device has to disappear into the clinical environment, quiet, cleanable, thermally managed, and unobtrusively mounted where it has line-of-sight to the patient and clinician. You'll own the industrial design, enclosure engineering, thermal solution and manufacturing path.
Most firms make first-years wait. We don't. If you are in your first year of engineering, computer science, commerce or mathematics and you are unusually good, we want you at a desk now, on real problems, with a mentor who reads your work line by line.