Senior Full-Stack Developer - Remote
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Job description
An exciting and well backed decentralised Crypto project is seeking to bring in an experienced and proven Front-End Fullstack Developer with experience in Soliday.
A great opportunity to join an early stage, greenfield project with excellent backing from established players in the international Web3 sector, at pre-launch phase.
The Role
The Senior Full Stack Developer will join a team of experienced and proven Blockchain experts, working closely with the CTO & CPO to design and implement a market-leading data protocol based on crypto/blockchain tech.
The company is owned by one of the leading Blockchain companies globally, so offers an amazing opportunity for your career.
The Candidate
The right candidate will have a proven background Solidity focussed development projects, working on the front end. With strong technical skills and the ability to work in a collaborative team environment (remote role), you will be putting your experience to great use.
- 5+ years of Front-End development experience
- Experience with Solidity
- Proficiency coding using Vue, React
- Write effective REST APIs
- Design client-side architecture
- Build the front-end of applications through appealing visual design
- Write technical documentation
- Writing efficient, scalable, robust, and maintainable code
- Knowledge and interest in crypto projects covering areas such as DeFi, NFTs, and DAOs.
** Must be based UK or Europe.
Reward
A great chance to join early on what will be a breakthrough product, developing it from the ground up. On offer is an attractive salary, benefits package and early token offering.
For more information, please apply to the role or send your CV to
Originally posted on Himalayas
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