Remote Fullstack Web3 Senior Developer 80-100% (m/f)
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Job description
This is a remote position.
Your responsibility
- Responsible for the frontend and/or backend development
- Work closely with the DevOps to help improve continuous integration and deployment
- Create and maintain technical documentation
- Refactor existing code to remove technical debt
- Write and test code to ensure compatibility and stability: refine and rewrite as necessary
Requirements
- At least 5 years of experience as a backend and/or frontend and/or full stack developer
- Release management experience
- Version control experience
- Understanding of automated testing (unit, integration and E2E tests)
- Very good language skills in English is a must, French is a big plus, German is nice to have
- Extensive experience with modern block chain technologies
- Mind-set oriented towards continuous improvement, lean thinking, security and high-quality work
- Jira and Confluence are part of your daily work tools
- Familiarity with agile managed projects
- You live in a European or bordering country
- Ability to work in a multicultural geographically distributed team
Benefits
- You work with bleeding edge technologies
- We believe in mutual trust and self-responsibility
- Free time management in consultation with the team
- Free choice of working location, either in a home office, in our office in Zurich or Pfäffikon/Schwyz
- Flat hierarchy, because talent comes before hierarchy for us
- A highly motivated and collegial team that enjoys its work
- Attractive pay, above-average social benefits and bonuses
- Free choice of contract type: Permanent, temporary or Freelance
- P.S. We fill this position without external recruitment agencies, recruiters or intermediaries.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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