Options Income Trader (Remote, Funded) — Phoenix, AZ
Gilbert, Maricopa County, Arizona, 85233, USA
Listed on 2026-08-16
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Finance & Banking
Banking & Finance, Financial Advisor / Consultant, Trading - Equity / Derivatives / Quantitative
An options income trader at Maverick generates cash flow by selling premium in a defined-risk framework. This is not naked option selling, and it is not a martingale strategy that blows up on a single bad week. The role is built for traders who think in terms of probability, expected value, and management rules over individual directional bets.
Phoenix, AZ: Phoenix has become one of the fastest-growing financial centers in the country over the last decade — Charles Schwab, USAA, Northern Trust, and a wave of fintech operations have moved meaningful headcount to the metro. Mountain Time gives traders a 7:30am market open, leaving a clean afternoon for non-screen work. The low cost of living and strong infrastructure make this a popular relocation destination for remote traders.
What you’ll trade: Credit spreads on liquid US equities and ETFs, cash-secured puts on names the trader would be willing to own, and covered calls on equity positions held in the firm’s book. Trades are sized based on max-loss, not premium collected. Underlyings must clear liquidity screens — wide bid-ask spreads are an automatic disqualifier.
Risk framework: Premium-selling looks profitable until it isn't. Maverick's risk framework caps max loss per spread, total notional exposure, and beta-weighted portfolio delta. Tail-risk events (8 sigma moves) are anticipated, not denied — we expect a few rough months a year and size so they don't end careers.
Why Maverick funds this role: Premium-selling done right is one of the most consistent income strategies in markets — and one of the easiest to ruin with bad sizing. Maverick built this role around traders who already think in probabilities and want firm capital deployed against a strategy that pays steady cash flow when risk is managed. The 65–90% profit split applies to net P&L after the inevitable rough months.
Traders who understand 'probability of profit' is not the same as 'expected return' People who can follow mechanical management rules without overriding them mid-trade Candidates with a quantitative mindset — comfortable thinking in distributions Traders who don't need every position to win to feel like the strategy is working
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