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Ripple Pushing to Scale XRP Payment Products Around the World, New Job Listing Reveals

July 11, 2020

A new job opening at Ripple is placing a spotlight on the San Francisco startup’s efforts to scale its XRP-based payment products across the world.

In a new listing, Ripple outlines its plan to enter new territories and develop proprietary tools that monitor market movements and liquidity.

“Ripple is growing and we are looking for a Quantitative Developer to help build tools to monitor market activity and liquidity for XRP as we scale our payment products in new markets around the world.”

The successful candidate would work alongside the company’s institutional markets team to leverage data and gain insights into both the foreign exchange and crypto markets. The person is also expected to work with Ripple’s engineers and data scientists to develop a top-notch data system.

The position would be based out of Ripple’s New York office and would require the developer to build analytical tools and applications to scrutinize market risk, monitor liquidity metrics, and follow real-time price action.

Earlier this month, Ripple vice president of customer success Marcus Treacher confirmed that the XRP-based remittance platform On-Demand Liquidity is live in Europe.

The Ripple executive also said the company plans to expand the platform and service more corridors in Asia this year.

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