StackedSP Inc

Posted on: 18 May 2024

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Series A Blockchain Ethereum Startup Lead Backend Engineer

About the company:

Company Size - < 10 People
Approx. Funding - $20M
Company Stage - Series A
Industry - Blockchain, Crypto, Ethereum
Founding year - 2022
Tech Stack/Technologies: Rust, Typescript, EVM, Solidify, AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform

We're looking for a Lead Backend Engineer to:

Build & innovate on the backend and infra of a cutting edge Ethereum smart contract platform with brilliant PhDs and leaders in the space.
Work on groundbreaking tech that has the potential to be a key piece of infrastructure for the crypto industry.
Work with the latest technologies to; build & design performant systems, and contribute to the backend & ZK proof libraries.
Impact early-stage technical decisions that will shape the technical infrastructure for hypergrowth.

What you'll need:

A Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field.
6+ years of professional software engineering experience.
Fluency in Rust, C++, or other highly performant languages.
Experience deploying & working on production applications in AWS using orchestration and containerization (Docker, Terraform, Kubernetes).
Passion for working on challenging software projects and a keen eye for performance.
Startup or founding experience within a high-performance engineering environment is preferable.
Experience with the low-level details of Ethereum would be an asset.

What you'll get:

Competitive Salary with significant equity.
Comprehensive health benefits.
A front row seat in ZK, one of the most exciting fields within crypto.
Unprecedented career progression opportunities.

$150,000 - $240,000 a year

Compensation is salary + meaningful equity in an early stage venture backed startup commensurate with experience.

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