Blockchain Architect - Web3 User Data Platform
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Job description
Blockchain Architect Role
Our client is a trusted user data platform for Web3. They are looking for a Blockchain Architect to design our blockchain-based data platform that aggregates and standardizes, encrypts, and decentrally stores user data.
Responsibilities
- Design and architect a data platform that aggregates user-centric data from various sources, such as decentralized identity or wallet app
- Design and architect processes for encryption and secure storage of user data
- Write, deploy, and maintain smart contracts
- Research various blockchain infrastructure and tools to best build on top of as necessary
Requirements
- 5+ years of experience and proven track record in an Engineering role
- Experience designing and architecting distributed systems
- Solid understanding of blockchain fundamentals and smart contracts
- Solid understanding of decentralized storage solutions, such as IPFS, Arweave, and Ceramic
- Experience with blockchain related development tools, such as Web3.js, ethers.js, etc.
- Nice to have: understanding of identity-related technical concepts (OAuth, OpenID, Decentralized Identity / DID, VCs)
- Nice to have: understanding of zero-knowledge protocols
- Nice to have: experience writing and deploying EVM smart contracts (e.g. Solidity)
Additional Requirements
- Ability to problem-solve creatively and pragmatically
- An appreciation for the importance of good documentation
- Effective written and verbal English communication
- Attention to detail
- An entrepreneurial mindset, and the ability to thrive in a startup environment
- Experience with and knowledge of Web3 and blockchain concepts and technologies
Application Options
If you're interested in this role, click 'Apply' now. For further information and a confidential discussion, you can email Winston Tse at
Originally posted on Himalayas
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